LinkButton and JavaScript accessability

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Hi

I have noticed that the LinkButton creates a hyperklink to a javascript
location .e.g.
<a href="javascrip t:__dopostback"

This is bad for accessability because browsers without Javascript won't be
able to follow the links.
Where possible I have used normal links that change the query string of the
page, however some things, such as submitting forms are impossible.

So, my question is - is there a way (I'm sure there is, just not sure how)
of changing LinkButtons to standard buttons if javascipt is disabled?
I know that ASP.NET does make changes based on whether or not the client has
JavaScript support.
Both the Button and LinkButton implement IButtonControl, which have the
click event and text property.
This would idealy be s site wide solution, and would allow me to use
LinkButtons (which look a lot nicer than buttons) for most users, but if the
client doesn't support Javascript then normal Buttons would be displayed.

Thanks to anyone who may be able to help,

Marc

[Eliyahu Goldin]

I don't think you can detect on server side if javascript is disabled in
browser security settings. You can detect if the browsers supports
javascript or not (Request.Browse r.JavaScript), but it is next to useless.

There are too many things in asp.net to worry about if you want to provide
for disabled javascript.

According to http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp only 5% of
users have javascript disabled. And they are unlikely to use any serious
interactivity.

--
Eliyahu Goldin,
Software Developer
Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]
http://msmvps.com/blogs/egoldin
http://usableasp.net
"Marc Wickens" <Marc Wi*****@discuss ions.microsoft. comwrote in message
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Hi

I have noticed that the LinkButton creates a hyperklink to a javascript
location .e.g.
<a href="javascrip t:__dopostback"

This is bad for accessability because browsers without Javascript won't
be
able to follow the links.
Where possible I have used normal links that change the query string of
the
page, however some things, such as submitting forms are impossible.

So, my question is - is there a way (I'm sure there is, just not sure how)
of changing LinkButtons to standard buttons if javascipt is disabled?
I know that ASP.NET does make changes based on whether or not the client
has
JavaScript support.
Both the Button and LinkButton implement IButtonControl, which have the
click event and text property.
This would idealy be s site wide solution, and would allow me to use
LinkButtons (which look a lot nicer than buttons) for most users, but if
the
client doesn't support Javascript then normal Buttons would be displayed.

Thanks to anyone who may be able to help,

Marc

[George]

"Marc Wickens" <Marc Wi*****@discuss ions.microsoft. comwrote in message
news:93******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

Hi

I have noticed that the LinkButton creates a hyperklink to a javascript
location .e.g.
<a href="javascrip t:__dopostback"

This is bad for accessability because browsers without Javascript won't
be
able to follow the links.
Where possible I have used normal links that change the query string of
the
page, however some things, such as submitting forms are impossible.

So, my question is - is there a way (I'm sure there is, just not sure how)
of changing LinkButtons to standard buttons if javascipt is disabled?
I know that ASP.NET does make changes based on whether or not the client
has
JavaScript support.
Both the Button and LinkButton implement IButtonControl, which have the
click event and text property.
This would idealy be s site wide solution, and would allow me to use
LinkButtons (which look a lot nicer than buttons) for most users, but if
the
client doesn't support Javascript then normal Buttons would be displayed.

Thanks to anyone who may be able to help,

Marc

You can only submit form with <input type="Submit".. .or <input
type="image"wit h Javascript..
If you do not want to use Javascript use regular buttons... <asp:Button.. .>
Or you can use ImageButton.. I think it does not generate javascript too..

George