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I was under the impression this (href=uri, js fallback) was the accepted standard, is it not?
by citricsquid 15y ago
I was under the impression this (href=uri, js fallback) was the accepted standard, is it not?
- trb 15y agoIt is, the comments on the blog say as much as well. Use href="#" if a link makes no sense (anything UI-related and ephemeral, basically).
- pornel 15y agoEven many UI-related items could have sensible URL, e.g. href="#show-widget" (and read location.hash and perform that action when page is loaded). The href is not only for JS-less browsers, it's also for links opened in new tab or saved in browsing session.
- pgsnonsense 15y agoAs soon as you are providing "fallbacks" you have lost. There is no "web-app" standard which is why providing a "web-app" solution is ALWAYS a losing prpposition. HTTP is NOT an applicarion delivery protocol. Stop treaing it as such... as m uch as the cocksucker pg might try to convince you otherrwise.