Javascript
What is JavaScript?
JavaScript is a cross-platform scripting language developed by Netscape which is used by web developers to build dynamic menus, create forms etc.
Why do I need JavaScript to use this service?
How can I enable JavaScript?
To enable JavaScript in Internet Explorer for windows:
- From the "tools" menu choose "internet options"
- Click on the "security" tab (usually second from the left)
- Click on the "custom level" button
- Scroll down the page until you see the heading "Scripting". Beneath it is another heading, "Active Scripting". Make sure that you click on the button next to the word "Enable"
- You will probably have to close your browser and reopen it for the change to take effect
To enable JavaScript in Internet Explorer for Apple Mac:
In OSX:
- From the Explorer menu choose Preferences
- Click on Web Content
- There should be a heading on the bottom right of the screen saying Active Content
- Check the box next to Enable Scripting
In OS9
- From the Edit menu choose Preferences
- Click on the heading Web Browser
- Click on the link that says Web Content
- There should be a heading on the bottom right of the screen saying Active Content
- Check the box next to Enable Scripting
To enable JavaScript in Netscape Navigator v4.0+:
- From the "Edit" menu, choose "Preferences"
- Click on "Advanced"
- Click in the check-box next to "Enable JavaScript"
- Click "OK"
- Click on the "Reload"button to activate JavaScript
To enable JavaScript in Netscape v6.0+:
- From the "Edit" menu, choose "Preferences"
- Click on the arrow next to "Advanced"
- Click on "Scripts & Plugins"
- At the top of the page it says "Enable JavaScript for"
and below it says "Navigator" - check the box next to Navigator
- Click "OK"
- Click on the "Reload" button to activate JavaScript
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