PHP On-The-Fly!

By Dennis Pallett
2005-05-26

Any Disadvantages...?

There are only two real disadvantages to this system. First of all, anyone who has JavaScript turned off, or their browser doesn't support the XML HTTP Request Object will not be able to run it. This means you will have to make sure that there is a non-JavaScript version, or make sure all your visitors have JavaScript enabled (e.g. an Intranet application, where you can require JS).

Another disadvantage is the fact that it breaks bookmarks. People won't be able to bookmark your pages, if there is any dynamic content in there. But if you're creating a PHP application (and not a PHP website), then bookmarks are probably not very useful anyway.

Tutorial pages:

Introduction
How does it work?
Example 1
Example 2
Any Disadvantages...?
Conclusion

Stumble It!

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