Personally I don't use DHTML, mainly because it was still fairly new when I was learning HTML and I didn't want to have to fight with the browsers to get it to work the way I wanted to.
Now things appear to be changing, browsers are finally starting to make use of the standard set by W3 and the older browsers that can cause problems are showing up less and less. Having said that I still wouldn't want to dabble in DHTML, its one more thing for me to learn and I feel much more at home doing server side scripting anyway... at least doing all the scripting on the server you leave the visitor free to choose which browser they want to use to view the page, not that it will always look exactly as you intended it to.
DHTML is much more fiddley to deal with than plain old HTML IMO, so I'll stick to what I know thanks!  |
