How do noscript tag works in JavaScript?

[Grover]

Hello experts,

Just want to know the use of nonscript tag in JavaScript

Thankyou

[Harry]

I am not a java expert but searching Google I got below information which may be helpful for you.

If you are using javascript you may have to face many problems like, many webbrowsers that don’t support javascripts, also as a security measure most webusers disable it for their browser thus your java based code wont run.
so if you want to inform webusers about your JavaScript code and what it does then you will have to use <noscript> tags so that they can enable it for their browser.
Using <noscript> tag you can provide information to your users whenever JavaScript cannot be run on a particular browser. make sure this <noscript> tag is ignored by browsers which support JavaScript;
Eg….
<noscript>This page is trying to run JavaScript and your browser either does not support JavaScript or you may have turned-off JavaScript. If you have disabled JavaScript on your computer, please turn on JavaScript. Thank you</noscript>

[Grover]

I think i'll need to search for some more info.. thanks for your help Harry

[Harry]

All the best do let us know if you have some specific question, we have few forum mates who are expert in web developement/programming and hope they will respond you

[Roscoe]

Originally Posted by harry

I am not a java expert but searching Google I got below information which may be helpful for you.

If you are using javascript you may have to face many problems like, many webbrowsers that don’t support javascripts, also as a security measure most webusers disable it for their browser thus your java based code wont run.
so if you want to inform webusers about your JavaScript code and what it does then you will have to use <noscript> tags so that they can enable it for their browser.
Using <noscript> tag you can provide information to your users whenever JavaScript cannot be run on a particular browser. make sure this <noscript> tag is ignored by browsers which support JavaScript;
Eg….
<noscript>This page is trying to run JavaScript and your browser either does not support JavaScript or you may have turned-off JavaScript. If you have disabled JavaScript on your computer, please turn on JavaScript. Thank you</noscript>

This used to be the case years ago but it's completely turned around nowadays. Most users can be expected to have Javascript enabled, except for the odd one or two behind corporate firewalls run by dinosaur administrators.

JS is the backbone of "web 2.0" and rich internet applications like ajax. Try turning it off and see how many sites still work.

That said convention dictates that you really ought to include a noscript tag
just to remind people that there's something wrong with their browser