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</li>Because it won't work for users who have Javascript turned off. Considering how popular Firefox's NoScript plugin is getting you really need to consider that.miro_igov wrote:Why not good coding?
Actually he said he doesn't want to use GET. He should want to, it's the right tool for the job.miro_igov wrote:the author of this topic said that he is not allowed to use GET
I guess you don't write commercial sites that people spend money on. Telling your potential customers to disappear isn't going to make you rich.miro_igov wrote:For those who disabled javascript the page will say "Please enable your javascript or disappear from here"
That's completely wrong. Most people who disable Javascript are business users or geeks who understand security - two groups who have money to buy stuff. The fact is that if your site requires javascript to function then you will be losing conversions. It's inescapable.miro_igov wrote:People who want to spend money on the site probably don't try to disable javascript.
You can make an interface that works without Javascript, but detects Javascript and adds on cool stuff if it's available. That's the only way to write a good, usable, accessible website.miro_igov wrote:You cannot do cool interface without javascript (see Yahoo! web mail for example).
Actually, the issue isn't whether or not they'll turn it on, but whether or not they even feel that some website that said "Without JavaScript, you cannot use our services," is worth their time. Likely, they'll just go to a competitor. When you own a store, you don't want to ban all people choose to wear headphones into a store from coming in because then they'd miss out on all of the good music you're playing over the intercom system.miro_igov wrote:People who deliberately disabled javascript are supposed to not get some service which uses javascript, if they really want it they must enable javascript and agree with the site policy in which is mentioned that non-javascript browsers are not supported on this site.