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Chris
Hi all,
I've recently started learning ASP.Net and have a few questions mostly
regarding best practice.
As postback uses JS is it normal practice to check if the browser
supports/has JS enabled to ensure the site functions correctly? I know the
vast majority of browsers probably have JS installed and enabled, but I'd
still like to know what the standard technique is for doing this.
Secondly, I've been playing about with multiview and ASP hyperlink objects.
For a small site (Around 5 pages) is the use of multiview overkill? Is it
mainly used for wizards etc? This relates to the first question too. By
using this technique (all hyperlink objects firing a postback), any browser
without JS wouldn't beable to view the site.
Regards,
Chris
I've recently started learning ASP.Net and have a few questions mostly
regarding best practice.
As postback uses JS is it normal practice to check if the browser
supports/has JS enabled to ensure the site functions correctly? I know the
vast majority of browsers probably have JS installed and enabled, but I'd
still like to know what the standard technique is for doing this.
Secondly, I've been playing about with multiview and ASP hyperlink objects.
For a small site (Around 5 pages) is the use of multiview overkill? Is it
mainly used for wizards etc? This relates to the first question too. By
using this technique (all hyperlink objects firing a postback), any browser
without JS wouldn't beable to view the site.
Regards,
Chris