On Sat, Aug 10, 2002 at 04:52:21PM -0400, James Phillips wrote: [about JavaScript-infested pages] > I like to hit '\' to display the source, and try to manaully > reconstruct the urls. the '=' key tells you the root url to use > (currently displayed page..). > > Mhile it may take 5-20 minutes to get into the site, you leave LYNX > tracks, so the administrator can't say that nobody uses LYNX, or, > That the site would be incompatible without the JavaScript (when you > find the contact information to complain).
Actually, I'll tell you what would be useful in Lynx - and that's a keystroke command which submits the current form even when there's no submit button in it. Most likely some idiot will have coded a button which points to "javascript:document.form.submit();" or a trivial script to verify the arguments before submitting. Or a menu which submits when changed. You'd still be able to use these in Lynx if only there were a way to press the non-existent submit button. imc ; To UNSUBSCRIBE: Send "unsubscribe lynx-dev" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
