[Phpwm] PHP or JavaScript
Mo Awkati
mawkati at yahoo.co.uk
Tue Feb 23 16:13:09 UTC 2010
>
> >It should be the case that Javascript merely enhances the user
> >experience - e.g. adding a popup calendar, rather than someone having to
> >type in 2010/01/21 or provides e.g client side validation (i..e no need
> >to click submit and wait for the server to respond).
>
> >In an ideal world, PHP does everything (validation, data presenting etc)
> >and then Javascript perhaps makes the page more interactive - but if JS
> >is turned off everything continues to be usable.
>
> >David.
>
> Hi David
>
> This is how I see it. I just need to mindful of the "if JS is turned off
> everything continues to be usable."
> I have seen some very nice and well presented content using JS which you
> can't do with PHP, hence my question.
>
> Mo
>Mo - yes - depending on your circumstances it may be acceptable to make
>Javascript a requirement for using the site. Certainly many of the
>applications we produce will not work without Javascript. Hence "In an
>ideal world..." as it's not always worthwhile catering for 1% of
>potential users - especially if it's to be a corporate style application
>where people don't really get to choose their platform.
>You can obviously have a <noscript> good luck </noscript> (or whatever
>it is) in place.
>David.
Hi David
I will use both, as you say depending on the circumstances. Some people like a website to be
quite interactive which is where I would use JS. But will always use PHP to do the "real" work.
I just felt that I was letting the PHP side down by using JS!
Mo
Mo
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