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I have a native (windows) application that has an embedded web browser. Currently I’m invoking a javascript function from the backend (c++/c#). However, if javascript is disabled this fails and I’d like to provide a fallback mechanism. Is there a way to determine if javascript is disabled?
In the IE Web Control, you can simply force JavaScript on. Please refer to the following interfaces, which your host has to implement:
Another approach would be for your HTML page to query the window.external object and call a method on it, which you implement in your host, which sets a flag to true. Not being called would mean the JavaScript was not executed.