[Techtalk] why is Active X in web pages evil,
but not Perl/PHP/Javascript?
Elwing
elwing at elwing.org
Thu Jan 20 05:24:43 EST 2005
I'd amend that to say "server-side scripting can help avoid browser
incompatibility"
You can still tell PHP to write javascript to send to the browser, you
can also write badly mangled HTML with PHP/Perl.
It helps, but the output you send to the browser still needs to be
compatible with all browsers.
Laura
Carla Schroder wrote:
> This is all very helpful, thank you! So it is correct to say that using
> server-side scripting avoids browser compatibility problems? For example, I'm
> continually running into Javascript problems when I'm Web surfing, and for
> crappily-designed sites that are unreadable without it, well, I can't read
> them. There are noticeable differences between browsers, for one example
> Konqueror gags on Javascript pages that Mozilla renders without problems.
>
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