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  1. 05-28-2008, 06:43 PM #1
    drewsonoffergus
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    Default Enabling Javascript

    I know that Java and Javascript are different things. Don't worry about that part. Here's my deal:

    I'm writing a gui to login to a database through a url. I'm pretty new to this, so I called up an inputstream to see what was coming my way when I opened the connection on the url. It printed off an html page which is what I hoped, but instead of being the login page I desired, it was simply a page that said that Javascript had been disabled, to continue I must enable it. Has anyone ever heard of a way to enable javascript using java.net? Any other ideas? Thanks.
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    I think the problem is at the server. There is no way for the server to no if a client have JavaScript enabled.

    Or are you previewing the page and not printing its HTML-code?
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