[namenotfound]

I have a JavaScript fuction to open an image in a fixed sized popup window.

Whenever possible, I like to add "fallbacks" when using JS, incase the user doesn't have JS enabled in his/her browser or is using one that doesn't even support JS.

Right now the anchor part looks like this:
<a href='javascript:coins_enlarge()'>

Full anchor'd image:
<a href='javascript:coins_enlarge()'><img src='images/thumb_coins.gif' alt='Picture of coins' /></a>


Is there a way to change that so if the user doesm't have JS enabled it will just fallback to somethings like this
<a href='images/coins.gif'><img src='images/thumb_coins.gif' alt='Picture of coins' /></a>
But when JS is enabled it will open the fixed pixel window?

[php guy]

You could use <noscript> and JS's write to do this. Something like this:

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
document.write('<a href="javascript:coins_enlarge()">');
//-->
</script>
<noscript><a href="images/coins.gif"></noscript>
<img src="images/thumb_coins.gif" alt="Picture of coins"  /></a>

That way, if they have JS, then it will write <a href="javascript:coins_enlarge()"> If they don't, then noscript will write the other link. Finally, <img src="images/thumb_coins.gif" alt="Picture of coins" /></a> is written for both cases.

[namenotfound]

Cool thanks