Posted by David Dorward on 06/18/06 10:14

CRON wrote:

> But what if you don't want the link to go anywhere?

The point is links is to go somewhere. If you don't want to go somewhere,
then don't use a link (or link to a page explaining /why/ JavaScript is
required - and I suggest phrasing it as an apology, don't insult the user
for disallowing untrusted third party program code from running on their
computer). A large number of the really useful things that JavaScript can
do can be done server side too, so a server side alternative is a good
fallback URL.

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