BleepingComputer.com: Java script problem :(

i have uninstalled and rebooted the computer after java and i installed MS JVM but i stil cannot get them links in the liverpool wesite to work, can you link me to the page you were having trouble with to see if its just the liverpool website or if its them all.

FdjC, on Mar 15 2005, 02:21 PM, said:

http://202.54.21.190/DirectTrade/directtrade.asp?

That's the link to my Stock Trading terminal page but you can't access it without being a subscriber. This page runs Java Applets to display live streaming quotes from the Stock Exchanges in India.

Try this link: http://www.nse-india.com

This is the National Stock Exchange of India website. Follow the link to the charts & see if you can open any intra-day or end-of-day chart for any particular scrip eg. SAIL or TISCO or ONGC or BHEL. These are all stock symbols pertaining to some Indian Companies whose shares are being traded on the stock markets here. The chart page requires Java Applets to run on your computer.

If the chart is visible, that means your Java Applets are running fine. If not, your JVM is'nt working OK.

i dont know what you mean there, but the drop down menus work great on that site, also at the top a scrolling message works grand too, i thin its javascript as well.
I think it must be the liverpool website thats the problem as even on the homepage on it i see less on it than in school, for instance i do not see the adds on the left hand side at home but i do in school.




black X's show whati dont see at home, maybe that can help anyone?

This post has been edited by FdjC: 16 March 2005 - 06:06 AM

Funny, the Liverpool web site opens fine on my PC, graphics & all. This means there's nothing wrong with their website.

Try this site. It needs Java to be enabled to view their Lake effect greeting cards.

http://lakecards.com/

if you mean the waterfall card it works perfect here, maybe on the lierpool website there is a special ActiveX that needed to be installded and i didnt install and clicked some"dont ask this again " box, if so maybe i dont get the effects, however i went to the LFC honk kong site and all worked great........except being in a different language i mean


would spybot search and destroy (with trea timer), norton internet security 04, spywareblaster or even MS beta antispyware, stop scripts running on the LFC website does anyone know?
and if yes do they know a way i can fix it?

This post has been edited by FdjC: 17 March 2005 - 06:07 AM

sorry to double post but nobody would reply
i really hope somebody can help me here, i have given all the info that i know and if u need anymore ask me, plzzzzzz
really wanna get this sorted soon.

I think the problem is that we are all stumped at this point

oh, sorry
this is quite annoying, i also discovered the the skysports website certain javascripts wont work either :|
thanks all for your help anyway

Just a thought, have you tried using another browser.
I use Firefox.
It's more secure, faster, and can be customized to your needs, using extensions.
You can use Firefox and IE together, with no problems.

Your links work fine in Firefox.

This post has been edited by tg1911: 19 March 2005 - 04:29 PM

yup, tried opera and firefox, still same problem

FdjC, on Mar 19 2005, 11:59 AM, said:

Read your last post too FdjC. Sorry I'm unable to help you with any real authority because I'm also just a PC user like you. You know I had a Java problem too but one that got resolved quickly by luck. If you're so hung up about the Luiverpool site that seems to be the only one giving you problems, why don't you write to their site administrator & find out if there's any reason you can't access their site properly. Maybe you'll get an answer. Just maybe.

Meanwhile, this forum here is about the best that I've come across. Filled with real wizards too & great moderators. I myself had a nagging & severe Browser Hijack problem that the guys here (Grinler almost the whole way) helped crack with utmost patience & expertise over a period of more than a month. That's how good these guys are over here. Just wait a while & you'll get expert help soon.

Try making a new post starting a new thread. That will attract the attention of the wizards here again. Maybe this thread is too old & really getting nowhere towards a solution for you. Best of luck.

Thanks and yeah Grinler helped me quite a lot with a few things realting to IE, hes good and yeah this is a good forum and i just hope i get this sorted, its on a few sites now like skysports.com, certain javascripts wont work but anyway, fingers crosed i get it all working again

ok sorry to double post but i recently found out something.
I have windows XP SP2 and from what i have googled about it and java it appears MS have disabeled a lot of scripts such as popup menus and the like.
would anyone know how to disable this blocker or a way around it?
or do i have to go back to SP1 again....i like SP2 as it has a built in firewall if norton ever messes up i can temporarly use it instead.

FdjC, on Mar 25 2005, 08:28 AM, said:

If you just want to turn off XP SP2 pop-up blocker, it is quite simple. On your Internet Explorer browser click TOOLS / POP-UP BLOCKER / TURN OFF POP-UP BLOCKER. If you want to keep the pop-up blocker ON but allow only certain web sites with pop-ups, again on your IE browser just click TOOLS / POP-UP BLOCKER / POP-UP BLOCKER SETTINGS and under the EXCEPTIONS tab fill in the URL of your web sites. That will allow your sites to open up with their pop-ups while all other pop-ups will remain blocked, depending upon the level of pop-up blocking you have set on your POP-UP BLOCKER SETTINGS, High, Medium or Low.

Hope I've answered your question. Just a little bit that I know I've passed on to you. Maybe the experts in this forum will answer your question differently & more specifically if you are not fully satisfied with my answer.

Glad to know tho' that you are on the recovery path & keep that SP2 Firewall ON, it seems to keep a hell of a lot of unwanted stuff away from your PC.

This post has been edited by jaideep: 25 March 2005 - 09:15 AM

thanks for that but i cant change my settings much like to what you describe..strange and thanks anyway, it rules one thing out
anyway the LFC website which is my main problam was added to the allow/safe list long ago, maybe its the type of script it uses that SP2 automatically blocks........anybody have a clue?

This post has been edited by FdjC: 25 March 2005 - 10:56 AM