Hello,
On Sun, 6 Jan 2002 17:24:08 -0600
"George White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This isn't exactly a struts question but I have seen comments about JavaScript
>often enough I was hoping someone could answer this very general question.
> The people I work use struts but are avoiding JavaSc
Hi,
make the following your motto:
"Everything you validate in JavaScript must be validated again on the server-side."
and
"Code your app the way it would run also with Javascript off, even though it might
result in less comfort for the user, or longer response times (because it must
go back to
, January 06, 2002 6:37 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: JavaScript -- use or not use???
Personally, I believe that only people that are very computer savy do
this.
However, another reason to avoid JavaScript in validation is if your
application can have an interface other than the web
Personally, I believe that only people that are very computer savy do
this.
However, another reason to avoid JavaScript in validation is if your
application can have an interface other than the web. If the validation
in on the server then the interface could be anything. For example, WAP
and st
Absolutely. IE calls it Active Scripting, and it is at the bottom of
the Internet Options dialog. I run with Javascript off so I don't have
to look at advertising popups and other "look at me!!!" shenanigans. A
small but significant population of web-luddites do this. Best to sniff
for it befo
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