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Just to be precise: If you need Javascript for something as simple as submitting a form, then there is also most likely something seriously wrong with how you p
by erlehmann_ 10y ago
Just to be precise: If you need Javascript for something as simple as submitting a form, then there is also most likely something seriously wrong with how you program – unless you are using a HTTP method that is not GET or POST.
- ars 10y agoNo, that isn't true. If your site is AJAX everywhere then adding fallbacks for regular forms is possible, yet a waste of development time. So I don't hold it against developers. In contrast there is almost never a reason to render text with Javascript (with certain exceptions).