I am writing an accessibility statement for a client website that will be using OpenCart.
Amongst all the usual information, I will be writing that the website uses the (superb!) OpenCart ecommerce platform, which relies on the web browser having Javascript enabled to function correctly.
I would like to then direct anyone who happens by the site with JS turned off (v.unlikely I know but you never know) to the contact form, so they can contact the store if they want to, but the form relies on JS too. I could stick an email address on there, but I feel that kind of defeats the object of having a contact form with captcha.
So, my question is this: Is there a way for me to make the contact form submit without JS?
Thanks!
John
