At 07:53 PM 6/11/2006, jekillen wrote:
I force the user to have javascript enabled
Oops.
Unless you're working IT in a penal colony, I suspect that what you
really mean is that you choose to serve broken pages or no content at
all to users who don't have JavaScript enabled, whether by
At 11:26 PM -0700 6/12/06, Paul Novitski wrote:
Aside, the whole client-side/server-side debate depends on today's internet
connection response time being as slow as it is. In a few years a seemingly
sexy technology like Ajax, which appears useful today in pages so heavy with
content that
jekillen wrote:
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Well, I asked you for the actual (JS) code you're using (the one
that didn't work in all the intended browsers), that way someone might
be able to help you (I will if I can)
Array.push(), Array.pop(), Array.shift(), Array.unshift().
Ok, so what are your intended
jekillen wrote:
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You misunderstand my question. I know the limitations of javascript. The
server won't respond to events registered in the browser. I write tons
of forms that are all processed
by the client with javascript. I have written ferocious regex filters
that hack apart form
On Jun 11, 2006, at 1:21 PM, Rafael wrote:
jekillen wrote:
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You misunderstand my question. I know the limitations of javascript.
The server won't respond to events registered in the browser. I write
tons of forms that are all processed
by the client with javascript. I have written
Since you asked for some theory... theorically, you won't rely on
javascript to prepare/validate/whatever some data to the server, that's
what server-side scripts are for.
Note: you may use JS to make things quicker if possible, or to
pre-digest the data, but you shall not rely entirely on JS.
On Jun 10, 2006, at 5:32 PM, Rafael wrote:
Since you asked for some theory... theorically, you won't rely on
javascript to prepare/validate/whatever some data to the server,
that's what server-side scripts are for.
Note: you may use JS to make things quicker if possible, or to
pre-digest
On Saturday 10 June 2006 21:08, jekillen wrote:
You misunderstand my question. I know the limitations of javascript.
The server won't respond to events registered in the browser. I write
tons of forms that are all processed
by the client with javascript. I have written ferocious regex filters
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