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JS enabled or not message in status bar

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in the example script.... your browser would have to be javascript enabled to display the message in the status bar
 
Thanx for your answer....but it is not the point, because i was not enough clear
in my explanation.
I would like the message instead of appearing in the text area to appear in the
status bar's browser.
I want the same JS but that shows on in the status bar
If you know ------------------------>?
 
Thanks or the answer from both of you, but that is not my problem either.
Here is the JS:
<form name=&quot;JavaTest&quot;>
<input type=text size=35 name=&quot;Answer&quot; value=&quot;Your browser is not JavaScript enabled.&quot;>
<script language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;>
<!--
document.JavaTest.Answer.value = &quot;Your browser is JavaScript enabled!&quot;;
//-->
</script>
</form>
It is an original JS by Jesse R. Paulsen that you can find at the adress in the first message. He describes the action as:
&quot; The script above works whether the viewer's browser is Java-enabled or not. Most scripts like this only display when the browser is enabled, but shows nothing when it isn't. This displays either way.&quot;
The action in this script happens in a field. I would like this action to happen in the status bar.
If U know---------------------------------->
 
IF YOU WANT TO WRITE IN THE STATUS BAR YOU HAVE TO HAVE JAVASCRIPT ENABLED
that means : YOU CAN'T write &quot;Your browser is not JavaScript enabled&quot; when it's the case
 
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