How to close javascript alert message?

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I want to display a alert if javascript is disabled and for this i am using <noscript> tag. Alert message is displaying fine on the top of the page. But what if user dont want to enable javascript and want to close this alert message. So my question is- Is there any way to close javascript alert message like close button or anything?

Posted 22-Jan-14 4:03am

Pankaj Mahor

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Salman622 22-Jan-14 10:24am

to close javascript aleart() Method pop up there is already a default button namely ok to close that pop up

Pankaj Mahor 22-Jan-14 10:42am

Can u give me a example?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Jan-14 12:20pm

What would it mean, "close alert message" (or even "close Javascript", for this matter)? :-)
If Javascript is working, it could make some sense, but if it is not, what is that "alert message"? It could not be Javascript alert, because Javascript is not working, so what is it, static HTML content? And if so, what to close? :-)

Therefore, I cannot see any sense in the question so far.

—SA

Pankaj Mahor 23-Jan-14 2:38am

Sorry my mistake, it is html content with <p> element under <noscript> tag. What i want is- user will be able to hide it or close it if that user dont want to enable javascript in his browser. How can i do it?

Killzone DeathMan 23-Jan-14 4:45am

if user dont want to enable javascript, the pop up can have a close button with "<a href="hidepopup.php"><img src="myclose.jpg" /></a>" and then with $_SESSION variable you can do the trick, but it is not good do it that way :P

Pankaj Mahor 23-Jan-14 5:06am

example?

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