[thelist] Speaking of detecting: howto detect Javascript on/off?

Tony Collen manero at yossman.com
Wed Mar 14 11:14:35 CST 2001


On Wed, 14 Mar 2001, Martin Kuplens-Ewart wrote:

> Umm, that sounds like the only feasible way to do so... unless you can
> get your site design to work so that it doesn't really matter if you
> have javascript on or not... then you wouldn't need to. :P

I try to avoid using javascript wherever possible.

<tip author="Tony Collen (manero at yossman.com)" type="Saving Hassles With
Javascript">
Save yourself the hassle of debugging javascript by not using it in the
first place! Save your client development costs and save yourself from
ripping your hair out! If the functionality of your site depends on a lot
of programming and you're using javascript, you should probably use
something server-side.
</tip>

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