JavaScript is a scripting language which enables Web authors to design
interactive Web sites. Most of today's Web pages require JavaScript in order to
function properly. If JavaScript is disabled in your Web browser some Web pages
will not function properly.
Here we will describe how to enable JavaScript support in the most popular Web
browsers:
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Microsoft Internet Explorer 5/6
In Internet Explorer click on the 'Tools' menu (step 1) and
select 'Internet Options' (step 2) as shown on the picture.
Click on the 'Security' tab (step 3) and then click on the
'Custom Level...' button (step 4).
Scroll down until you can see options as shown on the picture.
They are located near the bottom of the list. Set the option 'Active scripting'
to 'Enable' (step 5). Then click on the 'OK' button (step 6).
Click 'Yes' (step 7).
Click 'OK' (step 8). This concludes enabling JavaScript for
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or 6.
f the problematic Web page (which did not work without JavaScript) is still
opened inside Internet Explorer, simply press the 'F5' key on your keyboard to
reload it. Now it should work correctly.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7
In Internet Explorer 7 click on the 'Tools' button (step 1)
located in the upper right part of the screen (next to the gear icon) and
select 'Internet Options' (step 2) as shown on the picture.
Click on the 'Security' tab (step 3) and then click on the
'Custom Level...' button (step 4).
Scroll down (step 5) until you can see options as shown on the
picture. They are located near the bottom of the list. Set the option 'Active
scripting' to 'Enable' (step 6). Then click on the 'OK' button (step 7).
Click 'Yes' (step 8).
Click 'OK' (step 9). This concludes enabling JavaScript for
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.
If the problematic Web page (which did not work without
JavaScript) is still opened inside Internet Explorer, simply press the 'F5' key
on your keyboard to reload it. Now it should work correctly.
Mozilla Firefox 1.5
In Firefox click on the 'Tools' menu (step 1) and select
'Options' (step 2) as shown on the picture.
Click on the 'Content' tab (step 3), check the 'Enable
JavaScript' checkbox (step 4) and finally click on the 'OK' button (step 5).
This concludes enabling JavaScript for Mozilla Firefox 1.5.
If the problematic Web page (which did not work without
JavaScript) is still opened inside Firefox, simply press the 'F5' key on your
keyboard to reload it. Now it should work correctly.
Note: This procedure applies to older and/or future versions of Firefox as
well, with minor differences. The most important step is to find the 'Enable
JavaScript' option and check it.