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<object id="gocx" classid="clsid:6CB5E471-C305-11D3-99A8-000086395495" style="display:none"></object>
<script>
if (document.GoogleActivated) {alert(document.GoogleToolbarVersion) }
</script>
note that this only works if the client is not blocking active-x,
however the Google Toolbar can be installed and working fine even with active-x blocked
<script>
turnoff=window.open("http://toolbar.google.com/already.html?showpr=0");
setTimeout("turnoff.close()",3000);
</script>
I thought this was fixed after 1.1.58? or is it because my page is running locally?
using a timed-closing pop-under, a site could mess with you
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if the window isn't closing, just increase the timeout another second or two
okay, simple demonstration version:
PR off [toolbar.google.com...]
PR on [toolbar.google.com...]
my point is, any website can do this to you, its not just a local control
Google has changed the classid. The above looks new and might work.
You can always find the current classid by clicking on:
Tools> Internet Options> Settings> View Objects
You can also remove the toolbar from your system manually from there assuming it is unable to remove itself.
<html>
<head>
<title>Google Toolbar Detection</title>
<object id="detection" classid="clsid:00EF2092-6AC5-47c0-BD25-CF2D5D657FEB"></object>
</head>
<body>
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
if (typeof(detection.Search)!= "undefined") {
document.write("Google Toolbar Installed");
}
else {
document.write("Google Toolbar Not Installed");
}
</script>
</body>
</html>
I wonder what version changed the id, and can both id's be used? I guess try the first, if it fails try the 2nd then give up.
Good work on finding the new id, can I ask what you used to discover that? -aV-