I have already implemented AJAX (DWR) in a web application.My concern is that I don't want the users to lose the efficiency of AJAX simply because browser settings have disabled javascript.Already I have seen someone who has hinted on using degradable AJAX to implement AJAX regardless of whether javascript is enabled or not.Problem is, I didn't get enough material on this.Anyone please assist and be sure your help is much appreciated
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Jump to PostYou cannot use AJAX if JavaScript is disabled.
Always try to write your code for non-JavaScript clients and then add AJAX afterwords.
AJAX should be used to enhance the page, it should not be the core of it.
Jump to PostDangari,
I've not heard the term "degradable AJAX" and can only guess at what it might mean.
As Will G says, AJAX simply won't work at all if Javascript is turned off.
However, you may choose to cater for (rare?) browsers with low capability Javascript that doesn't …
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