Handling no script

Forum|Forum|17 years ago
August 23, 2008
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Hi i have a No script tag with a http redirect, but my page will not validate to w3c

is there a way to check the clients javascript using server side?

or a better way to handle the no script?

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BKBK

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I can see the dilemma. It is generally expected that <meta> will be within the head and <noscript> within the body. So where do you place the combination of <noscript> and >meta>?

I would place the tags where they produce the result I want, namely, in the head, where the script tag usually is, and accept the w3c error for what it is. Your requirement that the noscript tag do a redirect may actually be self-contradictory. At least, that is my opinion. The noscript tag is designed to provide alternative content -- for the current page, I would assume -- when the script tag is not executed.

BKBK

Community Expert

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Anonymous

ok thats what i had but i get w3c error

document type does not allow element "META" here.

i have it ion my head tag?

BKBK

Community Expert

The problem must be caused by something else. The noscript tag complies with the latest W3C specification.

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Anonymous

the noscript tag is fine, its whats inside the tag

what the best way to redirect to another cfm page inside the noscript tag

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