About Javascript locking

[coacalli]

Greetings everyone.

This is my question.

Since i'm a Macintosh user i have no acces to Internet Explorer's actual features - no i don't have a mac that runs windows... yet - so i need some help on this one.

I have learn that IE has a lot of security issues and thus a lot of security locks, specially when javascript is involved.

Is there a way to make some source of script to find out if the user has javascript enabled?

what do i need it for? if the user has it on then i can make my vulgar-javascript-display-of power, other ways work with server side request, always on the benefit of the user.

So if any one has any word of advice on this matters i'll be 4ever grateful.

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[xPlozion]

your question doesn't make much sense. are you trying to pass to php if the user has javascript enabled? i'm actually using a javascript script which returns an array of files in a directory from php.

<?php
header("content-type: application/x-javascript");

// this is where your php coding will go.

echo <<<javascript
your regular javscript
stuff will go 'here".
javascript;

// you can have more down here

echo <<<javascript2
and more 'javascript"
in here
javascript2;

// and again more php code

?>

edit: also, the file is saved as php

[Scoochi2]

There's no need to test if JS is enabled or not. Just use it. If it isn't enabled, nothing will happen.
You can utilise this to pass information to PHP quite simply.

<script>document.form.hidden.value = 'JS works!';</script>