On 15.03.2008, at 17:22, Martijn Dashorst wrote:
According to me, when javascript is turned off, onclick is not fired.
I agree. I'll try to be more precise:
For instance, the link to open the modal window: if it were made a link
with both href and an onClick then the href-link will be taken if JS is
off. This href-link would be such that a page is shown that contains the
modal window as a div on top of the other page content (no JS involved).
On the other hand, if JS is on, the onClick is triggered and the div
gets
fetched and shown using JS.
Wouldn't this work? I am just trying to give a constructive feedback on
the current ModalWindow implementation where I feel that at least
conceptually the modal window can be shown even without JavaScript.
But obviously you know much more about the internal workings so
apologies
if my comments do not hit the mark.
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