Checking JavaScript properly installed, Google like
Posted: Sun Dec 20, 2009 10:09 am
Hey guys,
Was installing a A/B split testing JS that Googles Website Optimizer offers for a friend
and I saw something that was curious about.
When you add JS that google creates for your website, Google basically fetches the website
in question and checks if javascript is properly installed.
Any ideas how to do that? How does Google check if all lines of JS that they create for you
to insert into a page, really are what they should be.
I know the fetch website part, just can't figure out how to check if JS is correctly installed.
Not just the position itself but also the JS code.
Don't want the actual code.. Just ideas how to do it..
Was installing a A/B split testing JS that Googles Website Optimizer offers for a friend
and I saw something that was curious about.
When you add JS that google creates for your website, Google basically fetches the website
in question and checks if javascript is properly installed.
Any ideas how to do that? How does Google check if all lines of JS that they create for you
to insert into a page, really are what they should be.
I know the fetch website part, just can't figure out how to check if JS is correctly installed.
Not just the position itself but also the JS code.
Don't want the actual code.. Just ideas how to do it..