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Subject: | Re: UKNM: shopping solutions |
From: | James Bruce |
Date: | Mon, 8 Feb 1999 19:41:52 GMT |
Hi Sean / Charlie
I had pretty much 'coffined' up JS as a vehicle for shopping but Sean's
comments on Intranets and IT depts banged in the final nail as far as I am
concerned. Charlie's point about speed and ease of implementation still
leaves a JS solution 'naked' and open to....'tomfoolery', nice once Charlie
;-)
I only asked because I noticed a rather large organisation (no names) using
JS for a shopping vehicle and wondered whether I had got my phobias /
paranoias placed correctly.
Thanks
James Bruce
Managing Director
WebWeaver Media Construction Ltd
Tel: +44 (0)171 379 5950
Fax: +44 (0)171 240 9096
-----Original Message-----
Finally, if you want your shopping solution to be available within
intranets, bear in mind that there are some internal IT departments out
there with a very pre-perestroika view of user empowerment. They may
disable javascript and cookies in the browsers they distribute internally.
Cheers
Sean
Of course, clients can start faffing around with the client code if they
wish, but what damage can that do if your server script for the final
transaction is robust and prepared for tomfoolery?
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