RE: HTTP Server's jobs for CGI applications

Richard,
Eventually yes, because Hans' html authoring philosophy isn't Hans' 
philosophy it is that of a standards body who are working to enforce good 
html coding practises on the industry. But until the XHTML document 
reaches a level of maturity beyond its current stage (one which finds 
authoring tools generating valid XHTML) there is just no better way to do 
some of the things you can do with the triumvirate of html, java script, 
and cookies.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 7/18/00, 8:53:20 AM, "Richard Jackson" 
<richardjackson@richardjackson.net> wrote regarding RE: HTTP Server's jobs 
for CGI applications:


> Hans:

> Suppose that I don't agree with your HTML authoring philosophy.  Would 
that
> make me wrong?

> Richard Jackson
> mailto:richardjackson@richardjackson.net
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> Subject: RE: HTTP Server's jobs for CGI applications




> Leslie wrote:
> >LOL, here is a funny. Hans' page contains a wee bit of the old
> >JAVA SCRIPT :)
> >
> ><script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
> ><!-- // Break out of someone elses frame
> >   if (top.location!=self.location)top.location=self.location;// -->
> ></script>
> >
> >But it does validate as he said.

> As do the other 500 html documents there.  (I counted them last
> night!)

> OK, but what have I been saying about JavaScript?  I've been
> arguing that web authors should not place any major dependencies
> on it.  Navigation through a web site should not be hampered by
> disabling JavaScript.  In the case of my own pages, they will
> render just fine without that little bit of JavaScript.

> Cheers!  Hans

> Hans Boldt, ILE RPG Development, IBM Toronto Lab, boldt@ca.ibm.com


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