Hi,
you can use RequestCycleSettings#gatherExtendedBrowserInfo or
AjaxClientInfoBehavior to detect Javascript support.
Note that there seems to be some confusion about
ClientProperties#javaEnabled:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10084401/javascript-detection-not-working-anymore
Don't use this, it just shows *Java* support in the browser. You can
check any other non-primitiv property of ClientProperties - if it's
non-null, JavaScript is supported.
Have fun
Sven
On 25.02.2015 15:07, avchavan wrote:
Is there a way in which i can check if the JavaScript of the browser is
disabled or not and take appropriate action?
I have a requirement wherein i need to show all the data which i'll be
hiding by default in case the JavaScript is enabled.
Thanks.
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