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Does anyone know how to enable Javascript on the user's browser without them doing anything? or maybe with the clicking on a link? I could imagine something like this being made in JS, but it's a little pointless if they can't see it in the first place....
:D ok thanks, i'm trying to stay away from all things I can't make on this website, so JS isn't needed, I was just wondering, thanks all the same :)
I think it may be possible with embedded VBscript, but it's a long shot and they'll probably be asked for confirmation.
If they don't want to turn on JS, then they'll go somewhere else either way. Personally my stance is it's your own stupid fault for requiring JS in the first place. But that's my opinion.
If they don't want to turn on JS, then they'll go somewhere else either way. Personally my stance is it's your own stupid fault for requiring JS in the first place. But that's my opinion.
I highly doubt it.. the whole idea of disabling JavaScript is to stop websites doing what they like with your computer :)
You'd have more luck just saying:
"To view this site properly please make sure you have JavaScript enabled in your browser. For help with this, click here >>"
[with a link to a simple page explaining how to actually do this in various browsers, with screenshots if you desire..]
You'd have more luck just saying:
"To view this site properly please make sure you have JavaScript enabled in your browser. For help with this, click here >>"
[with a link to a simple page explaining how to actually do this in various browsers, with screenshots if you desire..]
Does anyone know how to enable Javascript on the user's browser without them doing anything? or maybe with the clicking on a link? I could imagine something like this being made in JS, but it's a little pointless if they can't see it in the first place....