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08-27-2007, 02:30 PM
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 AJAX and Accessibility Issues Hello, as you may know on the other thread that I'm planning to create a CMS with AJAX feature, but I'm also concern with accessibility. I'm just wondering if it's a good idea to use AJAX feature for the website that I intent to make it accessible...? Anybody have any suggestion? As far that I know, we're trying to leave JavaScript alone, because websites' feature won't be accessible when the JavaScript is disabled. However, we can still use <noscript> </noscript> tag...  what do you guys think?sorry if this is a wrong forum to ask this question.. Mod, feel free to move this to JavaScript forum if you feel that I'm in the wrong forum lol... __________________ PHP Code:           |
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08-27-2007, 04:26 PM
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| Let me plug my article on teratask.com yet again. It's a beautiful way. Just try turning javascript off on teratask.com and navigating, creating an account, anything you want. |
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08-27-2007, 08:21 PM
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| hmm.. I don't see a tutorial for this one though __________________ PHP Code: |
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08-27-2007, 08:23 PM
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| It's the 2 part: Search Engine Friendly Ajax Websites and SEO Friendly Web 2.0 Sites - Part 2 which shows how to allow navigation through Javascript or, if Javascript is not available, through natural linking. The whole principle relies upon using Javascript to change the behavior of the link to be Ajaxified. In the event Javascript is not available, the link is free to work as it would normally. |
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08-28-2007, 11:16 AM
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| Ajax is a sexy way to go about it - but make sure theirs a backup plan. Make sure you are always doing Posts to the action page... and if Javascript/AJAX is available, then overwrite the post and do your actions with JS. This way even if JS is disabled, then the action will happen. __________________ Day Cares | Golf Courses | Disc Golf Courses | Campgrounds | Ice Rinks | Paintball Fields | Dentists | Plastic Surgeons | Aging Jokes Catholic Churches | Lutheran Churches | Methodist Churches | Episcopal Churches | Clean Jokes |
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08-29-2007, 09:45 AM
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08-30-2007, 08:27 PM
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| Just as I mentioned after this... program it like Ajax or JS is not going to be included. Each page does a Post to the next page - like if you Save, updated, Delete, etc... do a page post. Get it fully working in this fashion - then build the ajax functionality "ontop" of the already functioning CMS. This way even if they don't have JS enabled, the web-app will still work  __________________ Day Cares | Golf Courses | Disc Golf Courses | Campgrounds | Ice Rinks | Paintball Fields | Dentists | Plastic Surgeons | Aging Jokes Catholic Churches | Lutheran Churches | Methodist Churches | Episcopal Churches | Clean Jokes |
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