Is Javascript Enabled already?

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Microsoft had to stop including java, by court order. It seems
they got caught with a hand in the cookie jar. So, you won't
find it in XP, or XP with SP1, or XP with SP2. You'll have to go
here, click on download java.

http://www.java.com/en/


"Larry" <Larry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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| Hello, I am not sure if this is the appropriate discussion area for my
| question. If not, please direct me to the appropriate one. Anyway, I was
| trying to view a particular website, but when I navigate to it, it tells
me
| that I need, "javascript enabled to view the site." As far as I know
| Javascript is already enabled on each computer. All are running XP and
all
| are updated w/ both SP1 and SP2. I went to about.com to test if I had
| javascript enabled and it said I did. How can I really make sure?
| --
| Thanks for taking the time.

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Javascript is not the same as Java. They are two different things.

Javascript is included and enabled (by default) on Windows XP installations
(regardless of SP level).

--
Jason Tsang - Microsoft MVP

Find out about the MS MVP Program -
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx

"Marko" <marcopolo@2northpole.net> wrote in message
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> Microsoft had to stop including java, by court order. It seems
> they got caught with a hand in the cookie jar. So, you won't
> find it in XP, or XP with SP1, or XP with SP2. You'll have to go
> here, click on download java.
>
> http://www.java.com/en/
>
>
> "Larry" <Larry@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:04B86C05-121E-4074-9FA8-3F76284D5EB4@microsoft.com...
> | Hello, I am not sure if this is the appropriate discussion area for my
> | question. If not, please direct me to the appropriate one. Anyway, I
> was
> | trying to view a particular website, but when I navigate to it, it tells
> me
> | that I need, "javascript enabled to view the site." As far as I know
> | Javascript is already enabled on each computer. All are running XP and
> all
> | are updated w/ both SP1 and SP2. I went to about.com to test if I had
> | javascript enabled and it said I did. How can I really make sure?
> | --
> | Thanks for taking the time.
>
>

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Larry wrote:
> Hello, I am not sure if this is the appropriate discussion area for my
> question. If not, please direct me to the appropriate one. Anyway, I was
> trying to view a particular website, but when I navigate to it, it tells me
> that I need, "javascript enabled to view the site." As far as I know
> Javascript is already enabled on each computer. All are running XP and all
> are updated w/ both SP1 and SP2. I went to about.com to test if I had
> javascript enabled and it said I did. How can I really make sure?

The setting that controls Javascript is listed as "Active scripting" in
IE's zone security settings (click the Custom Level... button on the
security tab).

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Active scripting is shown as "enabled" under the security settings. The
website I was trying to look at is: www.kiehls.com For whatever reason, I
am unable to view it from either my desktop or laptop computers. When I
click on the site, I get this message: " You need to have JavaScript enabled
in order to browse this website." I think it's a skin care products site.

"JS" wrote:

> Larry wrote:
> > Hello, I am not sure if this is the appropriate discussion area for my
> > question. If not, please direct me to the appropriate one. Anyway, I was
> > trying to view a particular website, but when I navigate to it, it tells me
> > that I need, "javascript enabled to view the site." As far as I know
> > Javascript is already enabled on each computer. All are running XP and all
> > are updated w/ both SP1 and SP2. I went to about.com to test if I had
> > javascript enabled and it said I did. How can I really make sure?
>
> The setting that controls Javascript is listed as "Active scripting" in
> IE's zone security settings (click the Custom Level... button on the
> security tab).
>

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Larry wrote:
> Active scripting is shown as "enabled" under the security settings. The
> website I was trying to look at is: www.kiehls.com For whatever reason, I
> am unable to view it from either my desktop or laptop computers. When I
> click on the site, I get this message: " You need to have JavaScript enabled
> in order to browse this website." I think it's a skin care products site.

Weird. The site works fine here. I tried disabling Javascript and the
site was still perfectly useable. The only things that stopped working
were the rollover effects for the navigation bar links and the search tool.

I also banged my security to max, and I still couldn't reproduce your error.

I'm stumped. Perhaps you have a problem with IE. Is it fully up to date?

(Kiehl's sells hair and skin products in New York's East Village.)

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JS, as far as I know through windows automatic updates, etc. I am running
the most recent version of IE. However, I found a way into the Kiehls site
through another site that came up under google. All my settings are where
they're supposed to be. I have already downloaded and installed windows
updates SP1 and SP2 and I am running IE6. If there's something I am missing,
maybe you know what that might be. Either way, thank you for helping.

Larry

"JS" wrote:

> Larry wrote:
> > Active scripting is shown as "enabled" under the security settings. The
> > website I was trying to look at is: www.kiehls.com For whatever reason, I
> > am unable to view it from either my desktop or laptop computers. When I
> > click on the site, I get this message: " You need to have JavaScript enabled
> > in order to browse this website." I think it's a skin care products site.
>
> Weird. The site works fine here. I tried disabling Javascript and the
> site was still perfectly useable. The only things that stopped working
> were the rollover effects for the navigation bar links and the search tool.
>
> I also banged my security to max, and I still couldn't reproduce your error.
>
> I'm stumped. Perhaps you have a problem with IE. Is it fully up to date?
>
> (Kiehl's sells hair and skin products in New York's East Village.)
>