Error Message When Web Browser Don't Have Support Of Scripting

I'm developing a site that I know because of the site theme that it will be accessed on mobile devices and Internet Explorer For Windows CE 1, 1,1 and 2 don't 开发者_Python百科have support for the <script> tag(as you can see on this table). Then I want to build a way that when the user have a browser that don't have a browser with scripting support it will show a message like:

<center><b>You don't have a browser with scripting support, then you can't see the content of the page</b></center>

How I can do this without?

PS: If you see the table on the link it says that the <noscript> tag isn't supported by the same browsers that don't support <script> tag.

If you see the table on the link it says that the <noscript> tag isn't supported by the same browsers that don't support <script> tag.

Yes, that's the whole idea. If a browser doesn't support scripting, and doesn't support noscript, it will ignore the unrecognized noscript tag and just show the contents of the noscript element.

For browsers that don't support noscript, it would be like having <foo>hello</foo>. Browsers would ignore the foo tag and show "hello".

Modern browsers support the <noscript> tag by ignoring the whole element and its contents.