> I struggled with this for while as I don't like relying on java being
> switched on.
I think the worry as to whether javascript is turned on or not is
becoming more and more mute. Look at really big sites/applications,
they heavily rely on javascript for a lot of their features yet it
does not negatively impact on their global online dominance.
How many Web 2.0 (for want of a better term) sites do not use Ajax?
Take Ebay's ability to alter the ordering of their listing pages, turn
off javascript it's rendered useless.
Is this a case of coding for the minority at the detriment of the
majority?
@ Guillermo: if you agree that the use of javascript is not an issue
then you use the following
$html->link('Delete', array('action' => 'delete', $row['Model']
['id']), null, 'Are you sure?')
It's part of Cake's core automagic so the dev team obviously don't
have a problem with relying on javascript.
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