dtleahy - 3:20 am on Nov 14, 2006 (gmt 0)

{quote]But if you don't have any action, then the form will never sumbit when the user has JavaScript disabled. So make sure your form has an action. [/quote}

Hi Fotiman,

Point well taken.

However, (and this is probably a whole other discussion), I am one of those people that does not believe that every site has to "work" without javascript, or with cookies disabled, or display well at 320x200 or whatever tiny resolution. I can see where it is in the site owners best interest for many sites, maybe even most sites to "work" even when the visitor has crippled or disabled some functionality, or is using a reader, or has a tiny device - but not every site scales well or is very useful with features crippled. And, in forcing the design to scale to work on a tiny device and/or with features disabled, the site owner may not be getting a site that "works" really well for 99% of their target audience. This is something I discuss with a site owner first.

Take care,

Dennis