David Dorward wrote:
> This has the issue that the user will
> get a "Return" link even if there is
> nowhere to return to (e.g. if the opened
> the link in a new tab).
That was ONLY a quick for-example's-sake example to simply get the idea
across since a couple of members didn't seem to understand the "rule" as
stated. I would typically only use something like that on an error page or
another page I felt someone was going to be coming to from somewhere else on
my site and not via a new window or tab.
But you're right, Back buttons rule and are the safest most usable route.
Regarding the deprecation of document.write, I added "I think." I put that
because I am unsure and didn't want anyone to get the notion that I was
certain about it. Somewhere along the way I was led to understand that
document.write is no longer going to be the best way to add JS to pages.
> [...] document that conforms to an XHTML DTD
> but is served as text/html is considered "tag
> soup" and not "XHTML" [...]
Regarding tag soup and XHTML being served as text/html instead of
application/xhtml+xml I have no comment and I don't even want to go there.
It's a dead horse discussion.
Respectfully,
Mike Cherim
http://green-beast.com/
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