> Christian,
>
> I think the majority of JSF users want to have Javascript enabled in
> order to get our interesting Tomahawk components working the way that
> they do. Remember that even the basic JSF spec'd CommandLink
> requires javascript to be enabled.
>
> That said, there's nothing stopping you from creating an alternate
> renderkit that does not generate javascript.
>
> In this particular case, if the javascript in datascroller is
> unnecessary, submit a patch to show how to make it work the same
> without it and we'll take a look.
>
> You might also talk with Alexander Jesse as I know he also cares about
> the issue of javascript.
>
the main problem with not using javascript is you would lose the multi
form abilities in combination with http post.
You could theoretically do it without by moving all components over to a
http get domain, but then you run into myriads of other issues, in the
end it is not worth it.
I am not sure if JSF is the framework to use, if you have to avoid
javascript, the efforts you have to put in are not worth it.
