Difference between revisions of "Technical requirements"
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| − | + | ICA-AtoM has been designed with minimalist assumptions about the technology available to users and contributors. All that is required is access to the internet and a web browser. Any web browser will do. ICA-AtoM, however, does rely on "client-side" JavaScript to achieve certain effects when displaying content: | |
| − | * | + | *On [[Edit screen|edit screens]], [[Field|fields]] are grouped into [[Information area|information areas]] that are "collapsible" (fields can be displayed or hidden). |
| − | * | + | *Some [[Drop-down menu|drop-down menus]] are collapsible (options in the list can be expanded to display more options or collapsed to hide them). |
| − | + | Older browsers that do not support JavaScript will not be able to view these effects. They are still able to access ICA-AtoM unimpaired; it just won't look as nice. It is recommended, therefore, that users employ modern web browsers that support JavaScript (e.g. Firefox x+, Internet Explorer x+, Safari x+ ). | |
Revision as of 10:24, 14 April 2009
Please note that ICA-AtoM is no longer actively supported by Artefactual Systems.
Visit https://www.accesstomemory.org for information about AtoM, the currently supported version.
Technical requirements
Main Page > (UM) User manual > UM-1 System overview > UM-1.2 Technical requirements
ICA-AtoM has been designed with minimalist assumptions about the technology available to users and contributors. All that is required is access to the internet and a web browser. Any web browser will do. ICA-AtoM, however, does rely on "client-side" JavaScript to achieve certain effects when displaying content:
- On edit screens, fields are grouped into information areas that are "collapsible" (fields can be displayed or hidden).
- Some drop-down menus are collapsible (options in the list can be expanded to display more options or collapsed to hide them).
Older browsers that do not support JavaScript will not be able to view these effects. They are still able to access ICA-AtoM unimpaired; it just won't look as nice. It is recommended, therefore, that users employ modern web browsers that support JavaScript (e.g. Firefox x+, Internet Explorer x+, Safari x+ ).