[K12OSN] AJAX and users
Huck
dhuckaby at paasda.org
Thu Jan 18 16:50:44 UTC 2007
It isn't a matter of 'building their site navigation'... it's what the
average user EXPECTS to happen when they hit the back button...
They EXPECT to see the previous page-view, they think Ajax is an
industrial strength cleanser for kitchens, and have no clue as to what
is actually HAPPENING behind the scenes..they just know on every
'normal' website out there, you hit the back button and you see your
previously viewed page(s).
--Huck
Luis Montes wrote:
> There is no back button issue. Ajax doesn't break the back button any
> more than flash does.
>
> If someone is crazy enough to build their site's navigation out of flash
> or ajax or a java applet, then sure, the back button will seem broken.
> That is merely a symptom of bad programming, not the technology used.
>
> Luis
>
>
>
> Dan Eliot wrote:
>>
>> If AJAX is going to become important to the average user, then somebody
>> either needs to FIX the back button issue or GREY OUT the back button
>> when
>> the user visits an AJAX rich page. Just watch, some browser maker will
>> solve this issue one way or another within the next year.
>>
>
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