solution: put the following in the <head></head> section of the page. I didnt know you could put a <noscript> in there. but it works beutifully. <noscript> <meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="0; URL=<dtml-var "errors.no_javascript.absolute_url()">"> </noscript> AM AM wrote:
Hi, In my standard_html_header if I put the following:
...... <body>
<noscript> <dtml-raise NoJavascript></noscript> <noscript>
......</body>
which is then handled by my standard_error_message.
Now the problem is even if scripting is enabled, the error is raised. My standard_error_message redirects to an error page, so I tried redirecting directly from within the noscript tags, and the same happens: even though scripting is enabled I get redirected.
So I thought maybe it needs some text inside it to function properly, and so I put some plain text inside the noscript tags and still the same.
What is the problem? If it cant be solved this way how do I go about it??
TIA AM
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