[FX.php List] [off] Determining if client has Javascript enabled

[Bob Patin]

Right, and I did try that, but my simpler method seemed to be more straightforward. I tried various iterations of that idea, finally realized that it wasn't really necessary since I always load my content DIV first thing when someone goes to one of my JQuery sites.

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On Sep 11, 2013, at 11:51 PM, Nick <whatdoyouwant at gmail.com> wrote:

> You can write a unique cookie with JavaScript and look for the cookie in php.  You would have to do some redirects to the JavaScript page that tries to create the cookie if the cookie doesn't exist in php.  And then forward to php after JavaScript makes cookie.  

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