I decided it was best to use something like object detection because
JS can be disabled even in JS-capable browsers and I was having
display issues if JS was turned off... so I wanted to set something
up to work either way.
BUT I am running into really huge issues implementing this, because
things seem to be working "not as advertised" in both Firefox and in
Safari (I haven't even begun to attempt IE!)
There are two different problems here.
1] This does a test for javascript (inside a script tag), and if it
works, writes out a variable
<pre>
<script language="javascript">
if document.write {
document.write("<@assign name=request$donext
value=firstreview>");
}
</script>
</pre>
However if javascript is turned OFF in either Firefox or Safari, it
still creates (writes out) the variable!! Huh?
2]
<pre>
<noscript><@assign name="request$donext" value=""></noscript>
</pre>
And this is supposed to null out the "donext" variable ONLY if
javascript is not present/disabled. But the variable is nulled when
JS is on OR off! What's going on here?
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