FLASH: 17% turned off Javascript [was Back button javascript ]

[Jefferis]

Apparently statistics are showing somwhere between 8 and 17% have 

javascript turned off or unavailable for their browsingof the web.


I am wondering how that statistic plays into Flash development.  Assuming 

someone turns it off for their surfing, even though they have the 

ability, for whatever reason, any back button or javascript action in 

Flash is dead, correct?  


How does that 17% play into the margins for developing Flash web content? 

 Are they more likely NOT to be using flash anyway?  


Jeff

>

>Hi Shaun,

>

>Sometimes 'history.back();' isn't enough. You may need to use

>'parent.history.back();' especially if you're using (HTML) frames. Also don't

>forget the semicolon at the end.

>

>Good luck!

>Randy



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