Just a quick random thought. In developing a new application, I've tried to
avoid the assumption that JavaScript is always there. This mostly consists
of :
1. when using html that uses a JavaScript event handler, I document.write
the html in a JS block, and place some alternative HTML to run in <noscript>
tags
2. in addition to client-side validation, I am reproducing the validation
server-side
This is always a good idea. Of course, many of us have gotten used to the
fact that over the last few years, JavaScript is becoming more and more
common (as opposed to the "early" days). However, we know how annoying and
common pop-ups are becoming. I get the feeling that a quick answer to them
will be for people to simply disable JavaScript. How many of our apps will
blow up in the absence of JavaScript?
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Billy Cravens, EDS
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