> There might be something with web bugs. I figure such a bug is one of
> the few (good) ways of really telling if the user has Javascript
> enabled. Maybe it can do double duty with cookies too? Maybe if
> someone doesn't have a session set, send them their new session ID, and
> something like:
>
> <script language="JavaScript"><!--
> document.write('<img src="/JavascriptBug?SID=%s&JS=yes" height=0
> width=0>');
> //--></script>
> <noscript><img src="/JavascriptBug?SID=%s&JS=no" height=0
> width=0></noscript>
I don't think that Javascript is a good idea to solve this problem. Most
people I know disable cookies for privacy reasons. They often disable
Javascript for security reasons, too. There are even some computer magazines
which advise their users to disable both techniques. The main reason to use
an intelligent session management is IMHO to give nearly ALL users the
ability to use a webware based system.
Philipp
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