[Eclug] Picking All Web Developer Brains?????

David A. Desrosiers wrote:
> 
>> As someone who is browsing 99% of the time without JS turned on, I'd 
>> disagree with this. Almost all things people require JS for could be 
>> done just as well without requiring JS.
> 
> This reminds me of a quote I heard long ago.. slightly modified here for 
> this purpose:
> 
> "Let HTML deliver the Javascript, not the reverse."
> 
> (The original was "Let Flash deliver the HTML, not the reverse")
> 
> He's already using HttpRequest to do round-trip to the server, so its 
> not a significant effort to add XMLHttpRequest objects into the mix, and 
> get "true" real-time application access via the browser.
> 

OK Guys (Dave);

I DO understand the javascript being turned off issue which I believe is 
becoming all too common these days.  But HOW does one actually perform 
what I am attempting to do?

The closest I've come is to code a named DIV section in my code with the 
DOM attribute display='none'.  Then at the appropriate time (as with an 
onClick or onSubmit) I try to dynamically alter the style to turn the 
display on.

If NOT with javascript, then with what?  and HOW?

Bob (scratching my already sore head)