[UPHPU] Convert a site to ajax
Jim Anderson
jim.anderson at techiegroup.com
Tue Jul 24 16:08:22 MDT 2007
Wade Preston Shearer wrote:
>> I don't know if this will help at all [I rarely post because I always
>> think that my suggestion is silly] but, depending on your audience,
>> you could pop the browser so that the navigation buttons are not
>> present and force all navigation through ajax or built in links. That
>> way the user can't use them and [a] break something by clicking
>> "back" or [b] get scared by any of those daunting POST warning messages.
>
> I would recommend against that. That would be bad for usability. There
> are standards for a reason. Many people don't even use those buttons.
> I, for example, have all bars except the address bar turned off in my
> browsers and navigate (back and forward) entirely with the keyboard.
I completely agree. My thinking was that, given the venue e.g.; closed
intranet site, if it is possible to control the user base, it might be
handy but I concur with your sentiments completely in a larger environment.
-jim
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