Hi coothead
your suggestion is much appreciated, would work and is elegant.
I read it carefully.
I just don't want to completely overhaul the architecture I'm happy with.
Your way, which is definitely a more classic way, the "default" page would be for the audience with JavaScript disabled - as I understand. Then in case JavaScript is enabled, I would jump to the "real" full breed page.
The main problem is, that the first and main URL would be very ugly
e.g.
http://4nf.org/bo.php?u=http://4nf.org/
Customers would have to place links to that page, which they surely don't want to...
If I understood that wrong, please let me know.
No, I'm following the FaceBook architecture:
- "Default page" - assume JavaScript enabled
- in case not - graceful descent to the escape page
My only worry is how to make the mentioned snippet validate.
I've been told not to worship the W3C validator too much.
Maybe I'll have to live with the error...