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To "fix" issues around JavaScript the infamous Microsoft approach seems to apply with certain users/clients (ie. to prevent a flat tire on your car, remove the tires and you'll never have a flat one ever again). So how can we "catch" JavaScript-disabled-clients?
We can wrap a meta refresh that will direct you to a page stating that you'll need JavaScript.
JavaScript enable browsers will ignore this refresh and continue, whereas non-JavaScript browsers will follow the refresh directive.
<noscript><meta HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" CONTENT="0; url=/javascripterror.htm"></noscript>
