In comp.lang.javascript message <
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Dr J R Stockton said the following on 11/19/2006 8:50 AM:
And the OP stated: "I am using javascript for navigation". That does
*not* imply an HTML fall back.
Nor does it imply the absence thereof.
I use a car to go to a certain place; I do so regularly. But that does
not mean that I never go there by other means. On Tuesday 7th, I wanted
to be there earlier, so I walked there.
My article, in indicating how alternative navigation can be provided,
acknowledges that without alternative navigation there would be no
navigation for those not script-capable.
And anybody that writes code like this:
<a href="somePage.html" onclick="location.href = this.href;return
false">Go to some page</a>
Isn't writing bad code, they are an idiot!
You're the first person to have written such code in this branch of this
thread.
Shows a link to your homepage.
I hope not; my home page is file c:\*\*.htm on this PC (and, ere long,
that should need to be in the plural). I dare say that you mean that it
shows a link to my Web site's Home Page. Thanks; that's what it should
do.