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Just doing some testing here to see what happens when JavaScript is
disabled. I was told somewhere along the line that PostBacks would fail
because they rely on JavaScript:
function __doPostBack(eventTarget, eventArgument) {...

But my page is still posting back just fine with JavaScript disabled (while
other JavaScript-dependent features are totally broken).

So, how do PostBacks still happen?

Thanks!

> Just doing some testing here to see what happens when JavaScript is
> disabled. I was told somewhere along the line that PostBacks would fail
> because they rely on JavaScript:
> function __doPostBack(eventTarget, eventArgument) {...
>
> But my page is still posting back just fine with JavaScript disabled
> (while other JavaScript-dependent features are totally broken).
>
> So, how do PostBacks still happen?
>

When a browser sends a request for a page to ASP.Net, the system will
inspect the headers to see if Javascript is allowed.

This happens before the form comes down to the client. Remember that
ASP.Net is writing the code that the browser uses.

If Javascript is allowed, then the code and HTML that is emitted uses
Javascript. If not, ASP.Net will emit different HTML code so that your page
will use traditional form POST.

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