Hi
Dne Sat, 21 May 2011 06:38:47 -0400
Marc Delisle <marc(a)infomarc.info> napsal(a):
I would say no. Anyway, looking at the
development done for 3.4, the
trend is to avoid inline js. We are now supposed to use jQuery to make
visible a link or button that brings the user to a feature that requires js.
Yes, dropping inline js should be a goal to avoid need for inline and
eval options in CSP.
Note that 3.3 and 3.4 have problems with this.
For example, Synchronize
should not be shown to non-js users. Clearly, testing on non-js browsers
has not been our priority.
Well I doubt it was tested without javascript at all.
Probably it's really time to drop support for browsers without
javascript, it would make lot of things easier. However what I would
like to avoid is making all things using javascript. I really prefer
when I can open link in new tab when I want and this does not work with
javascript only solutions.
It does, if its done right. It works when you represent links with
anchors (and ideally use a js history lib like RSH:
)
I've implemented such behavior for my CMS that I'm using on my website
tyron.at where pages are being loaded with ajax whenever you click a
link. You can try it out there - to open a link in a new tab.
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