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How can I tell whether a browser has javascript enabled?
I want to pop a "help" window in a "new" location so the user
is aware that there are now 2 windows -- the help window and the "main" window that the help refers to. How can I tell whether a browser has javascript enabled? Robert
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If javascript is disabled, but the script exists in the page:
<script language="javascript"> <!-- --> </script> The <!-- --> hide the script from browsers that don't have javascript or don't have it enabled. If javascript is not enabled or is not supported by the browser, anything between the <noscript> </noscript> tags will be processed. |
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