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  1. Feb 20th, 2005, 03:18 AM #1
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    Resolved Making a form appear without JavaScript

    Can you make a form, then put it inside of a CSS container that isn't visible and later, make it visible by clicking a link without any JavaScript? If so, how? I haven't tried going into CSS' trickery
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    Re: Making a form appear without JavaScript

    You cannot do it without Javascript. It is best to have it displayed in the first place, then give the option for the use to hide it. That way if the user has turned of Javascript, they will not be missing any data.

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    Resolved Re: Making a form appear without JavaScript

    But using PHP would require reloading the page. Oh well, I'll leave it visible then.
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