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johnson4
Jul 18, 2008, 2:03:51 PM7/18/08
to facebox
Hi
Im sure this is as simple as adding a <noscript> tag somewhere, but Im
no expert.
If a browser has no javascript(or it's disabled) I'd like the
hyperlinks to work as if I hadn't added rel="facebox"
(Im using Ajax to view a remote.html)
Thanks for any help,
j
Im sure this is as simple as adding a <noscript> tag somewhere, but Im
no expert.
If a browser has no javascript(or it's disabled) I'd like the
hyperlinks to work as if I hadn't added rel="facebox"
(Im using Ajax to view a remote.html)
Thanks for any help,
j
Jonny Stephens
Jul 18, 2008, 3:13:48 PM7/18/08
to facebox
Without javascript the remote page should simply ignore rel="facebox"
and behave as any other link to an external page i.e. open it in the
same window.
What behaviour are you seeing?
On a related subject, it's also worth considering that search engines
will ignore the javascript and index the remote page in it's raw
unFaceboxed state. If visitors access the remote page directly from a
Google result will they be provided with navigation to the rest of
your site?
and behave as any other link to an external page i.e. open it in the
same window.
What behaviour are you seeing?
On a related subject, it's also worth considering that search engines
will ignore the javascript and index the remote page in it's raw
unFaceboxed state. If visitors access the remote page directly from a
Google result will they be provided with navigation to the rest of
your site?
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