1. I'm not the original poster (I wasn't asking a question)
2. don't post me or anyone else 'offlist' unless asked
3. WTF are you talking about?
4. if you say 'First' then that assumes there is a 'Second'
coming. (that's sounds kinda funny given it was just Easter)
suresh kumar wrote:
First,
don't know if someone mentioned it already but i was digging around in the docs
for something completely different and bumped into this:
preg_grep() [http://php.net/preg_grep]
and I thought of your question, might be just what your looking for.
I can't remember having come across this func
Ryan A wrote:
1) Is it possible to detect JavaScript via php... and yes I do know that JS
is client side while PHP is server...but how else to do it?
The reason I ask is before serving an AJAX page I would like to make sure JS
is enabled, if not, serve the other normal page... I am sure I am not
Hey Stut,
Thanks for replying.
---
The way I do this is to serve the 'notmal page' first, but with the
following snippet of JS in it...
script language=javascript
!--
location.href = '/url/for/ajax/page.php';
--
/script--Makes sense and pretty easy,
: [PHP] 2 questions: Search in array and detect JS
Hey Stut,
Thanks for replying.
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The way I do this is to serve the 'notmal page' first, but with the
following snippet of JS in it...
script language=javascript
!--
location.href = '/url/for/ajax/page.php';
--
/script
Something to consider might be:
noscript
Sorry! This page requires Javascript to function properly! Please enable it
or get a decent browser
/noscript
!-- Normal page functions --
I haven't tested it so there is a chance it's fiction :)
Of course, if web standards aren't a concern it makes no
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http://chrome.me.uk
-Original Message-
From: tedd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 April 2006 15:10
To: Chrome; 'Ryan A'; 'php'
Cc: 'Stut'
Subject: RE: [PHP] 2 questions: Search in array and detect JS
Something to consider might be:
noscript
Sorry! This page requires
that would work but does it give the desired effect?
Dan
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http://chrome.me.uk
-Original Message-
From: tedd [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 15 April 2006 15:10
To: Chrome; 'Ryan A'; 'php'
Cc: 'Stut'
Subject: RE: [PHP] 2 questions: Search in array and detect
: [PHP] 2 questions: Search in array and detect JS
In your script, $js will be false false!
Chrome wrote:
How about
?php $js = true; ?
noscript
?php $js = false; ?
/noscript
?php
if ($js) {
// whizzy Ajax code (or file include)
} else {
// generic warning
js is client-side, php server side...
it can't work
fabien
Chrome wrote:
How about
?php $js = true; ?
noscript
?php $js = false; ?
/noscript
?php
if ($js) {
// whizzy Ajax code (or file include)
} else {
// generic warning (or include non-JS base
for js detection, you can use that in a previous page :
script type=text/javascript
document.write('a href=ajax-page.htmlpage/a');
/script
noscripta href=simple-page.htmlpage/a/noscript
it is simple, and work fine.
no need to have cookies enable
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Hey,
Thanks for replying.
for js detection, you can use that in a previous page :
script type=text/javascript
document.write('a href=ajax-page.htmlpage/a');
/script
noscripta href=simple-page.htmlpage/a/noscript
it is simple, and work fine.
no need to have
On 4/14/06, Ryan A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The reason I ask is before serving an AJAX page I would like to make sure JS
is enabled, if not, serve the other normal page... I am sure I am not the
first person to come accross this little problem, how did you solve it?
Dan eluded to a big problem
Ryan:
First question. Technically no, you can't detect js from php.
However, I read where one can detect if a user has cookies on by
sending a cookie and then reading it back. And considering that you
can send a cookie via js, you could do that. However, that would mean
that the user had to
On Fri, 2006-04-14 at 13:34, tedd wrote:
Ryan:
First question. Technically no, you can't detect js from php.
However, I read where one can detect if a user has cookies on by
sending a cookie and then reading it back. And considering that you
can send a cookie via js, you could do that.
Hey Tedd / Robert,
Thanks for replying.
--
Tedd:
However, I read where one can detect if a user has cookies on by
sending a cookie and then reading it back. And considering that you
can send a cookie via js, you could do that. However, that would mean
that the user had to
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