Help > Find missing noscript tags

What does this trawl type find?

Whenever using script within an HTML page (e.g. JavaScript), it is recommended that you include a matching <NOSCRIPT> tag.

The <NOSCRIPT> tag should enclose text which will be displayed to the user if their browser does not support the type of script you are using.

This trawl type will report a potential problem if it finds any </SCRIPT> tag without a <NOSCRIPT> tag ten characters or less after it.

How to use this trawl type

You should make sure this trawl type is switched on. There should be a green tick next to this trawl type in the Trawl for... tab. If there is a red cross instead, click the cross to toggle the trawl type on.

How to solve the problems found

The <noscript></noscript> tags should enclose text which will be displayed to the user if their browser does not support the type of script you are using.

These tags should be placed directly after the </script> tag.