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If JS is disabled, you'll be doing no client side validation. Even if you validate client-side, you should also re-validate server side. User communication for corrective action, is a matter of request/response, which is less desirable than on-client interaction, but there you have it. If JS is disabled, it's disabled. You either deal with it or toss the customer.
Investigate the <noscript> tag, meta tags, and redirection, for your other question.
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