Enable JAVASCRIPT dynamically ?

[romepatel]

Hello,

I am using the AJAX in php pages,
so if the javascript of the user browser is disabled, then the AJAX functionality is of no use, and it will scamble my logic.

So i had kept <noscript> in my page, which says that you need to enable javascript in your browser.

Now i want to do it dynamically, i.e in <noscript> i will give a link , by clicking on that link , automatically the javascript of the users browser is enabled.

So what i need to do , so that i can provide this functionality to the user.

So please Help me out
Thanks in advance


Regards
Rome Patel

[Dormilich]

I’m not aware this is possible via link. in the end it’s a browser setting and who wants a browser setting changed by a website? (if you are using Firefox’ noscript Add-on, it’s just a simple click)

[romepatel]

Thanks for the reply,

really there is no possible way to do that......?

The advice which you had given , that i have already implemented.
Now I want to do it dynamically .......!!!!

Thanks & Regards
Rome Patel

[Dormilich]

As you have learned to live with IE, you need to live with people who have JavaScript turned off or not available at all (suppose text browsers like lynx) and if they don’t turn JavaScript on (they may have their reasons) they (and you) have to live with that fact.

[romepatel]

thanks........
for your help.......

I think that should go with your answer......

[Dormilich]

for some applications you may be able to use the HTML equivalent (e.g. forms) (although that requires a page reload)

[romepatel]

Actually am using ajax in my page so i require the javascript functionality

[Dormilich]

in some cases it is possible, to substitute AJAX by forms or links.

[romepatel]

can you give an example how we can perform AJAX operation using forms and links........

[Dormilich]

my website : press releases
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[romepatel]

that website is in some different language.........
I can't understand it.........
can you give me some other example

[Dormilich]

@romepatel
guess why…

that doesn’t make the example useless.

there ain’t that much different links and if you click them (even randomly) you should note a difference (esp. when you check the source code) between javascript on/off

btw. 12. Nov. 9:01 UTC ?