Using IIS7 Logs to determine how many users have JavaScript disabled?
I know that I can get OS and\or browser settings types from the IIS logs, but is there a way to also see if a user has JavaScript disabled? I am looking for a to determine how many of our users are not running JavaScript.
Thanks,
ZK
As this was a secured site and also had a limited number of users, I ended up just saving this info in a user table on the data base.
I set a variable “JSEnabled” to false, and using JavaScript set it to true on log in.
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