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It would be nice to serve some sort of alternative HTML representation of the dataset to clients without JavaScript enabled.
Of course, there could be a passive aggressive static message in the index.html file in the client that says "Your browser does not support JavaScript. Please use a browser that does." But there's also a possibility of serving some kind of simple representation of a paginated table of periods.
We'd be re-implementing some things server side that we already do on the client, but it would be fundamentally simpler. Something like...
Seriously not necessary, but it would be nice to be able to browse the dataset from the Web in, say, Lynx. And to at least have the ability to show something without a full ES7+ compatible browser.
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(Just something I'm jotting down.)
It would be nice to serve some sort of alternative HTML representation of the dataset to clients without JavaScript enabled.
Of course, there could be a passive aggressive static message in the
index.html
file in the client that says "Your browser does not support JavaScript. Please use a browser that does." But there's also a possibility of serving some kind of simple representation of a paginated table of periods.We'd be re-implementing some things server side that we already do on the client, but it would be fundamentally simpler. Something like...
Only a paginated list, maybe a search on label...
Seriously not necessary, but it would be nice to be able to browse the dataset from the Web in, say, Lynx. And to at least have the ability to show something without a full ES7+ compatible browser.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: