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I disabled JavaScript and it doesn't load the table.

• nawgszy 6y ago
  This is surely a satirical comment?
  • colesantiago 6y ago
    Nope, many people (sadly technical people) browse the web without JS turned on. It makes the web a whole lot faster with no scripts running. (especially on mobile)
• boromi 6y ago
  I unplugged my toaster, but it doesn't work?
  • colesantiago 6y ago
    Sure, except the major point is this, Progressive Enhancement [0]. This table is useless if it doesn't load without JS, especially if it is a table that claims to work everywhere. [0] https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/technology/using-progressive-enhancement#do-not-assume-users-turn-off-css-or-javascript https://www.gov.uk/service-manual/technology/using-progressi...
    • baddox 6y ago
      If you don't use software that parses and displays HTML, then plain HTML tables won't work either.
    • jerrysievert 6y ago
      it looks like it can: https://gridjs.io/docs/examples/from https://gridjs.io/docs/examples/from specifically, data rendered as an html table that is then "transformed" in javascript. if I'm reading the example correctly, then this is how to have progressive enhancement with this module.
• runawaybottle 6y ago
  It’s an enhanced data table. But, I guess that could be a feature to allow your data tables to fall back to some static table.
  • colesantiago 6y ago
    That would be a good idea for this table. Privacy conscious people like me would welcome this.