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I believe it's that javascript apps built without due care and consideration don't use true links, they use onclick handlers.
by steveh73 10y ago
I believe it's that javascript apps built without due care and consideration don't use true links, they use onclick handlers.
- armandososa 10y agoThis. I've been guilty of it, because sometimes it makes sense if you're in a hurry and want to add clever functionality (for example, make the whole row of a table be a "link"). Only to be overtly frustrated when you try to use the the app yourself. I'll wheel-click a table row and curse myself for not have thought that before.