> Hi,
>
> On 27/11/12 08:14, Lukas Benedix wrote:
>> I wanted to ask how you implement the requirement that critical
>> functions
>> must also work with JavaScript disabled.[1] The Wikidata-Repository is
>> allmost only Javascript and it is not possible to add, edit or delete
>> something without JS.
>>
> Good question. It is possible to do that, but there is no graphical UI
> for it. My question on that is, if we really need this. Does anybody
> really want to use a browser without Javascript?

I don't think that the guidelines leave any room for discussions.
Guidelines are for avoiding discussions. ;)

>
> All this HTML5 stuff does not work without Javascript-enabled. I know
> all banking stuff is more secure with JS disabled, but there are
> possibilities just enabling it for e.g. wikidata.org.
>

Of course, it may be possible to get a browser that supports JavaScript
and use it for wikidata, but that is not the point. I don't think that it
is necessary to be JavaScript only. The guidelines are clear.

> Just also tried to test it on a small Android-display. There Javascript
> stuff sometimes seem too behave ab bit stanger than usual, because of
> the missing space, but here it works fine.
>
> There is not much space for the suggestions, when I hold my mobile
> landscape, but then the the Motorola (Droid) Pro uses the
> software-keyboard, which uses quite a lot of the display.
>
>>
>> Btw: I have one notes on the HTML in the Repository [2]:
>>
>> * there is a stray end-tag div in line 76
>>      <!-- /bodyContent -->
>>      </div>
>>      <!-- /content -->
>>
> As the comment says, this closes <div id="content">, which is at line 39.

The comment is wrong ;)

The extra </div> is found in the <!-- bodycontent --> block

>>
>> [1]:
>> http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User_interface_guidelines#JavaScript_and_jQuery
>> [2]: http://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q560
>>
> Marco
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