Check if JavaScript is Enabled from Server-Side Using an User Control

KrushnaSamanta

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28 May 2008CPOL4 min read

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An ASP.NET User Control which can check if Javascript is enabled in the user's browser, and either does postback to perform an alternate action from the server side, or redirects to a non-JavaScript page.

test_application.zip
- App_Code
  - ServerTimeService.cs
- App_Data
- Controls
  - CheckJS.ascx
  - CheckJS.ascx.cs
- Default.aspx
- Default.aspx.cs
- NonJavascriptPage.aspx
- NonJavascriptPage.aspx.cs
- RequiredJavaScriptEnabled.aspx
- RequiredJavaScriptEnabled.aspx.cs
- ServerTimeService.asmx
- Web.config
checkjsenabledusercontrol.zip
- CheckJS.ascx
- CheckJS.ascx.cs

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KrushnaSamanta

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United States

I have more than 9 years of experience in various Microsoft Technologies. I spend most of my working time in C#, ASP.NET, WCF, WPF, WF and LINQ.

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