Re: "Not any browser" sites

[J. J. Young]

>  One thing that was glaringly absent from this discussion was
>PHP.  It resides within the web page like JavaScript, but is
>executed on the server like CGI, so has the advantage of being
>anybrowser compatible.

One of my favorite sites is http://www.advfn.com
set up by a bunch of game developers to supply
financial information. It's PHP based with
JavaScript used in such a way to not make the
site unusable.

I normally don't enter by the over-graphic first
page, and would prefer that img alt="" was used
to avoid "IMAGE" appearing in some browsers when
images are disabled.

Of course PHP is part of the open source community,
and some suits can't believe that that can be
trustworthy. Damned commies!

Regards,

Jake