Is there a way to detect (on the server side) if a client browser has =
JavaScript enabled?
I don't think you can test this from the server. Your best bet is to do
some sort of client side checking, and then use a combination of script and
NOSCRIPT tags to deliver the appropriate content to the
What I sometimes do is set a cookie using JavaScript and then try to read
it with CF.
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What I sometimes do is set a cookie using JavaScript and then try to read
it with CF.
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Subject: RE: Detect if JS is Enabled
That sounds like a good way to do it, but how do you read a cookie in CF
that was not written in CF. I didn't know you could do that.
Can you set a cookie with an ASP page and read it in CF using the same
method?
Very interested to know.
Greg
that.
Can you set a cookie with an ASP page and read it in CF using the same
method?
Very interested to know.
Greg
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What I sometimes
damnit... i mean is NOT proprietary coldfusion... heh... looks like i got a
case of the mondays.
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A cookie is proprietary
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