Quick JavaScript question...

[Canuckkev]

I have spent a lot of time coding some JavaScript to view images at different resolutions. It works great now, but a visitor without a Java enabled browser won't be able to see anything at my site. The whole reason for the script is so when I add another wallpaper(that's what the images are), I won't have to make four seperate HTML files for each image. This will probably save a lot of time. Anyways, just wondering what you people think. Spend more time making it fully accesible, or leave it as is, and only visitor with Java can view the images?

[ashben]

I feel you should stick with the requirement for Java. Java is a great technology and a majority of web users have Java/JavaScript enabled. For those with Java/JavaScript disabled you can probably create a preview page (with a static single-dimension image & an alert message just to make them realize what they are missing).

Best of luck for your project!

[LeX]

Sometimes I wish they'd make the Java/JavaScript function standard, as in non-configurable. Then again, sometimes I don't, 'cause you're bound to come upon some lame website with a script........ :rolleyes: