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Aug 8, 2000, 12:18 #1
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A coworker of mine told me that I need to make a workaround for people who have Javascript disabled in their browsers.
This sounds like a pain, do I have to do it? I felt it wasnt a big enough issue but he is making a major deal out of it and time is pushing close to launch... any input on this?
Thanks!
Parveen
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Aug 8, 2000, 15:38 #2
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Parveen,
Without knowing what the JavaScript you're using does, it's difficult to say whether a work-around is justified for those with scripting disabled.
Generally speaking, though, you can enclose content to be displayed by non-scripting (or scripting-disabled) browsers in <NOSCRIPT> tags:
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">code/font><HR><pre><NOSCRIPT>
<P>This will only be visible to browsers without scripting capabilities, or with scripting disabled.</P>
</NOSCRIPT>[/code]
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