we are working on one of our site which is having lots of javascript code.but while testing one of our tester has disabled javascript in browser.so in this scenario javascript code is not working properly. So can any one let me know is thr any work around to run javascript code while browser javascript is disabled.
View 1 RepliesHow to find whether a user has enabled or disabled JavaScript in the browser or the browser does not support JavaScript?
View 5 RepliesWhat should i do if the javascript was disabled on the client browser ?
Should I call the server side ? and how could i do such a thing if it is possible ?
I have a web page, and I am using JQuery ajax, and I'm calling the server side using the webMethod attribute, so what should i do if the client browser disable Javascript ....
This code works fine if i use this inside ssercontrol > panel and i have a checkboxes in table when no checkbox is checked its works fine .... but if i disabled and checked any of the textbox then this doesn't work .... in usercontrol why ? i didnt understand ..
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
function checkboxChecked(){
var allInputs = document.getElementsByTagName("input");
for(var i=0; i<allInputs.length; i++) {
var chk = allInputs[i];
if(chk.type == "checkbox" && !chk.disabled && chk.checked) {
return true;
}
}
alert("OOps! You haven't selected all available checkboxes");
return false;
}
</script>
to bring a browser window to the front based on some action? I'm writing an intranet application that monitors for new messages to be received over our satellite link from our fleet, but our dispatchers already have busy screens. Is there a way to bring a browser window to the front via javascript or code behind?
View 3 RepliesIn asp.net page, How can i call the javascript methods for form processing-submitting if the user browser supports javascript and use code behind events if the browser does not support javascript.I have the javascript code to send the form data to an ajax server page using jquery. Don't know how to invoke the needed one based on the browsers javascript availability
View 1 RepliesIm replying to this post (a few years back now) but your method was one I wanted to use for checking JS on page load.
I uderstand the value of testBox will be changed to yes if JS fires, and codebehind recieves the testBox value of yes.
Ive tried your exmple but its not working like this, what I get is the hidden testBox value NO passed when JS is enabled.
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if i turn off the java script in any browser will validation controls will work and if yes then how to work by disabling the java script
View 1 RepliesI am trying to make ONE thing work. The form currently have TWO Textboxes and ONE CustomValidator(connected to the first textbox). I simply want once I enter less than 4 characters in the first Textbox and tab out to the second Textbox and if Javascript is DISABLED then the server side code should stop me. I can achieve what I am trying to do if I use a button but I need to do it in the fashion I am trying decribing because if I have for example 20 textboxes on the form I want the user to see after each data entry that his validation was successful or not. Here is a sample of my code.
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i am having a application in which java script is must. but i am facing problem when at any client browser has java script disabled. i want a code using which i can check the browsers java script enabled/ disabled property so that the user cannot login until he enables javascript.
View 2 RepliesI am in the process of developing a feature rich website with vast use of jQuery. My biggest concern is that I will not be able to reach a percentage of my users because they will not have Java Script enabled or will be using a platform that is not compatible with jquery. I know that I can use a simple java redirect from within the html page itself but this does not seem like a decent resolution to the problem as I would rather the script be run on the server side not from within the html page itself.
Is it possible to configure IIS, Apache, or Linux to run a script that redirects specific browsers, platforms, and settings to another html page before the html request is made? It does not seem sensible for the default index.html page to download initially before a second request is made back to the server for the index1.html page.
I need to redirect certain platforms (IE 6 for example), and browsers with java disabled to a separate website that does not have jQuery functionality.
Here is the site: http://www.intechspecial.com
when the link button is disabled the javascript error message comesup just by clicking it.When it is disabled it shouldnt come up not sure why it is coming up.
asp:LinkButton
ID="DeleteCategoryLink"
CssClass="link"
CausesValidation="false"
runat="server"
Text="Delete"
OnClientClick="javascript:return
confirm('Are you sure you want to do this?');"
/>
i have a menu in my master page, which shows up on all pages. the menu consists of linkbuttons, which don't work when javascript is disabled.
how do i work around it? how common is it that someone's javascript is disabled anyway?
I'm using some of the typical ASP.NET's Validation Controls in my website. Now I'm trying to disable the JavaScript in my browser to test my application and of course the Validation Controls no longer works. I think it's best to try to make them work using one of the solutions down here instead of reinvesting the wheel and build a validation layer for the page or my objects -Am I thinking right?-
What do you think of these options and why:
Include in clicked button's event a code to check if the page is valid and if not explicitly call the Page.Validate(); method Check if whether the JavaScript is enabled and if not I should call Page.Validate();
I need to redirect to another page when the client script is disabled on the browser.
View 2 Repliesn a page with textbox control, lets say this textbox is disabled on server side page load.What would happen if a javascript tries to set visibility of the textbox to false ?dit:Can the textbox be hidden by javascript even though it's disabled ?
View 1 RepliesThis program in asp.net 2.0 is a Spanish/English Dictionary.
It consists of two textboxes,one button and a datalist. The datalist is bound to an acces database consisting of two columns; One Spanish and one English. When a user enters a Spanish word in textbox1 and clicks the button, the meaning of the word appears in textbox2. Now sometimes a user enters a word that is not in the database. I want, in this case, to have a javascript messagebox to popup saying “Either the word is not listed or misspelled”.
I tried several javascripts to popup in code behind but that did not work. I know that a clientside should be included but I am not able to do that.
The sub below is the one I am using to fetch the words and it is working perfect as long as I enter a word that is already in access database. The words in the rows in database are separated by hyphens so I am using a “Split” fuction which is also working perfectly.
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I wanna to change the color of any disabled control to black like in enabled one because of special case, i tried many solutions like make the textbox read only but (i donot want this solution because of some reason of this case) , i use Css file , every thing is changed except the color of the text how to change the color to be more clear .
EDIT:: tested against IE
My CSS:
input[disabled] { border:solid 1px red; background-color:White;color:red !important;font-weight:bold;font-size:medium; }
My .aspx sample::
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What is the best way to track users on our Asp.net websites if they have there cookie disabled.
I heard about Flash cookies but could not find a good resource to access the flesh cookies using Asp.Net or JavaScript.
Does anyone know a better method?
I have two radio buttons that are disabled with javascript when the page loads. RadioButton1 is checked by default. When I click the button to do a postback, the RadioButton1 is no longer checked.
Here's my code sample. The code behind is empty.
<asp:RadioButton ID="RadioButton1" runat="server" GroupName="group" Checked="true"/>
<asp:RadioButton ID="RadioButton2" runat="server" GroupName="group" />
<asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Button"></asp:Button>
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function () {
var RadioButton1 = document.getElementById('<%= RadioButton1.ClientID %>');
var RadioButton2 = document.getElementById('<%= RadioButton2.ClientID %>');
RadioButton1.disabled = true;
RadioButton2.disabled = true;
};
</script>
How do it exactly?
Measuring Page loading when javascript enabled / disabled
I'm trying to disable a link button to prevent the user from submitting several times.
I've seen many questions like this here on SO, most people suggest the following javascript:
button.disabled = true or button.disabled = 'disabled'
Which indeed disables the button (the button is greyed out), but the problem is that it's still clickable, and still submits!!
Here is my stripped down code:
function ValidateButton(button){
// some other code
button.disabled = true;
button.value = 'Processing...';
}
<asp:LinkButton Text="Submit" ID="btnSubmit" runat="server" onclick="btnSubmitRow_Click" OnClientClick="return ValidateButton(this);"/>
Why is the button still clickable, and submits after being disabled ? The button text is still "Submit" not "Processing...', why?
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I'm using the code the above and running into an error i can't quite figure out. Maybe its something simple or maybe it's something that can't be done. Not sure.
I created a user control (button) that references a javascript file like this:
string url = ResolveClientUrl("./Scripts/main.js");
function SubmitButton_Click(e) {
try {
var src = typeof (event) != 'undefined' ? event.srcElement : e.target;
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The error that i am running into is this:
The buttons in the update panel work everytime without any problems. When i click a button in the update panel and then click a button outside the update panel it chockes on this line of the above javascript.
src.aspnet_onclick();
The value of aspnet_click() is 'SubmitButton_Click(e)'. This is incorrect which causes it to choke.
The value should be 'onclick(event)'
For some reason when click the button inside the update panel and then the button outside the update panel causes this javascript error but I am not sure why the aspnet_onclick() is incorrect.
I posted the question below, and then discovered that the code I posted does work, if the button is not in the GridView header. In fact, I can't seem to make the button in the header do anything.As long as I can trigger the sort, I can make this work somehow, but ideally, I'd like the mechanism to be in the headers.Any ideas on why that button isn't working? Original message:I've got a GridView bound to a SQLDataSource, and have sorting enabled. This works great, but some of my users will have JavaScript disabled, and the page has to have the same functionality for them.
I've looked into sorting a GridView without JavaScript, but all the solutions I've found assume that I'm NOT binding to SQLDataSource - because of course, If I were, I'd just enable sorting. So I wind up back where I started.Is there a way for me to enable sorting for both regular and non-JavaScript users? I know one option is to install buttons instead of the header links, which would be fine, but I have no idea what my code should look like. I took a wild guess and tried:
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...where "ColumnA" is the sort expression. I know I'd have to check the current sort direction for the Gridview and reset it - I just wanted to see if this would work at all, and it didn't seem to do anything. I also have both CausesValidation and UseSubmitBehavior set to False, since I just want to sort.
how to remove css,java script file from browser cache for IE6 and IE7 ?
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