HI! yes flash does not need java enabled, what I meant was that the site
that I am affiliated with uses scripting and I already found one item that
gets blocked with Norton Internet Security Spam Blocker. all affiliates are
sort of force to use it or they must use WebAPI to download all the
templates for previewing. WebAPI is the preferred method of coarse. but not
everyone knows how to use it. I for one.
Since this is a commercial site selling products I figure that if I check
for a blocker I can alert the user to allow scripting for the site or advise
him that some functionality will be dis-abled and I can re-direct the user
to another page.
For now however I am using this method as it works,
<%
dim ifp
ifp = Request.QueryString("ifp")
if ifp <> "" then
%>
<iframe src=<%= ifp %> name="Iframe001" width="750px" height="920px"
scrolling="yes" id="Iframe001">If you are reading this then your browser
cannot view Iframe, Please upgrade you browser.</iframe>
<% else %>
<iframe src="defaultpage.htm" name="Iframe001" width="750px" height="920px"
scrolling="yes" id="Iframe001">If you are reading this then your browser
cannot view Iframe, Please upgrade you browser.</iframe>
<% end if %>
The only thing thought, I don't know how to do this in JavaScript. the only
docs I read and help I got was in VB.
Paul
"Adrienne" <> wrote in message
news:Xns969D1FFCBB0arbpenyahoocom@207.115.63.158.. .
> Gazing into my crystal ball I observed Paul <> writing
> in news::
>
>> HI! I plan to use a javascript checker, and my content is 50% flash
>> templates and other js script related templates.
>
> You can do preliminary checking client side. Do not depend on it, always
> validate server side.
>
>>
>> So the user will most probably have his/hers java enabled or will want
>> too in order to preview the templates.
>
> Why would the user have to have java enabled? Flash is not java, and
> javascript is certainly not java. Oh! You mean that the visitor is
> going to have to have javaSCRIPT enabled in order to preview the
> templates. That's not a wise idea. More and more people are disabling
> javascript to get away from nasty things, pop-ups, etc.
>
> A website should never be dependent on client side scripting. Using
> javascript to enhance the user's experience is one thing, dependency
> another.
>
>>
>> Do you have any idea how I can use server code to do it?
>>
>
> ASP know absolutely nothing about what is going on client side.
>
>
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> Adrienne Boswell
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