On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 08:16:49PM -0800, lerxst wrote:
>
> That's fine and all but the issue is how does one 'detect' those
> browsers that are incompatible with jQuery without sniffing? The
> answer is, you don't.
Since 'detection' requires javascript, you can't 'detect' if javascript
is not running.
What I do is have a <p></p> or <div></div> with text like "Additional
features available with javascript enabled." Give it a class with
display:block and then have javascript change it to display:none.
If javascript is not running the user sees the message. If javascript
*is* running the user does *not* see the message and all is well.
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