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(javascript / else / noscript iframe) to reduce server processing?

I maintain a catalog of retail products on my website. I want to place the burden of data processing and inventory rendering on the client browser in order to reduce server-side processing and throughput. I also want the content to be downloaded using a bot.

I present it this way, but I wonder if there is a better solution:

1: if javascript is enabled, process the client part of the data

2: If javascript is not enabled, handle the data server side:

<noscript>
<iframe>
php processing script
</iframe>
</noscript>

Also, make sure that the iframe will not load if Javascript is enabled. If the browser processes it anyway, then this will defeat my goal.

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