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How to determine whether Javascript is enabled

I just found an interesting article on 15seconds, Creating a Server Control for JavaScript Testing by George Masselli. It shows you how to create a control that verifies whether Javascript is supported and enabled. Apparently it is not easy to determine if a user disabled Javascript support for security reasons.

Posted 11-18-2004 12:00 PM by Darrell Norton

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Jiho Han wrote re: How to determine whether Javascript is enabled
on 11-19-2004 8:56 AM
It's a nice trick. I don't particularly like the way he handles the form thing. I prefer to walk up from the control using Parent property to find the HtmlForm rather than top-down. And use VerifyRenderingInServerForm - I don't know whether he is using it or not since the zip doesn't include anything.
Darrell wrote re: How to determine whether Javascript is enabled
on 11-20-2004 3:44 AM
His zip file is empty? Hmmm... I'll have to double-check. Thanks Jiho!