Quote Originally Posted by SambaNeko View Post
You kind of have it backwards.
I would have thought it be going from javascript which could be disabled from javascript which can be disable by the user to php which can not. That make more sense because if you have something on your site that is needed for some reason in-order for a form to send data to the server, wouldn't it be better if it remained functional so the data transfer always works?

Not sure what you mean here...
Flash uses javascript which it automatically creates to control the buttons on a website. However, since javascript can be disabled the buttons will disappear I was wondering if it possible to replace client-side functionality with server-side functionality so the buttons can't be disabled? Since ajax too is a client side language it too would be able to be disabled by the user.

So far the only way I am aware of to overcome this is to use normal hyperlinks to each page surround by noscript tags but that would just add to mess of the code f you need but noscript tags around every link on the page.