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paul11974
07-10-2003, 21:18
Hi ya everyone .. im having problems with a few sites ...namely www.attheraces.co.uk ..and www.rank.com ........ i can get to the sites on both netscape and ie ...but when i go to log on i get .....javascript void 0 in the bottom box and the log in section refuses to load .......any ideas people ?

Shaun
07-10-2003, 21:24
Hi ya everyone .. im having problems with a few sites ...namely www.attheraces.co.uk ..and www.rank.com ........ i can get to the sites on both netscape and ie ...but when i go to log on i get .....javascript void 0 in the bottom box and the log in section refuses to load .......any ideas people ?

Are you using a proxy? I found that I couldn't get JAVA stuff to work if I set a proxy, so i have to turn it off when I want to use JAVA. ;)

paul11974
07-10-2003, 21:41
Are you using a proxy? I found that I couldn't get JAVA stuff to work if I set a proxy, so i have to turn it off when I want to use JAVA. ;)

mmmmmm proxies :eeek: not to sure about that one m8 ...i have windows sp1 installed so am using there java...if that helps ...i allways use to be able to access the log on section of the site ..but now i can t get in there at all

Shaun
07-10-2003, 21:53
mmmmmm proxies :eeek: not to sure about that one m8 ...i have windows sp1 installed so am using there java...if that helps ...i allways use to be able to access the log on section of the site ..but now i can t get in there at all


I had problems and found one of the problems was caused by my Proxy, but it sounds like you haven't set one, you may want to try a quick read through this thread:

http://forum.nthellworld.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2631&highlight=java

I found that d/l from this site fixed it for me, I used the top link on the page ;)

java-virtual-machine.net (http://java-virtual-machine.net/download.html)

Thanks to Caspar for the link ;)

MadGamer
07-10-2003, 22:20
Are you using a proxy? I found that I couldn't get JAVA stuff to work if I set a proxy, so i have to turn it off when I want to use JAVA. ;)


I downloaded a java program from HERE (http://www.java.com/en/download/windows_automatic.jsp)

philip.j.fry
07-10-2003, 22:35
Javascript is not the same as Java, they are completely unrelated despite the names :)

I've had a quick peek at the sites you're trying to access and I think the problem is with Javascript and not Java. When it displays Javascipt:void() it means that nothing is happening when you click on the link, the browser is being told to do nothing. I'm not sure why this is, you could try clearing your cache and try again.


Dell, I'm not sure about MS JavaVM but with the Sun JavaVM you can add a proxy to it in windows control panel --> Java Settings

paul11974
07-10-2003, 23:09
Javascript is not the same as Java, they are completely unrelated despite the names :)

I've had a quick peek at the sites you're trying to access and I think the problem is with Javascript and not Java. When it displays Javascipt:void() it means that nothing is happening when you click on the link, the browser is being told to do nothing. I'm not sure why this is, you could try clearing your cache and try again.





ok thankyou ...i have done all of that ...i think i may have found the answer http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,7976588~root=winme~mode=flat

Shaun
07-10-2003, 23:30
Javascript is not the same as Java, they are completely unrelated despite the names :)

I've had a quick peek at the sites you're trying to access and I think the problem is with Java script and not Java. When it displays Javascipt:void() it means that nothing is happening when you click on the link, the browser is being told to do nothing. I'm not sure why this is, you could try clearing your cache and try again.


Dell, I'm not sure about MS JavaVM but with the Sun JavaVM you can add a proxy to it in windows control panel --> Java Settings

Cheers for clearing up the first part for us (re: Javascript) I never did get all this tecno stuff ;)

The Java console I have installed seems to pick up my proxy settings from ie6 and then tries to use them itself (so I'm told) but the proxy seems to block it d/l the applet (or something :blush: ) so I have to turn off the proxy and load the applet, then switch the proxy back on again [bloody Ntl :rolleyes: ].

But it all works in the end, which is the main thing.

Right off to do some work :)

paul11974
07-10-2003, 23:44
NOPE STILL NOTHING :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:



could this have been a windows update that has caused this problem

philip.j.fry
08-10-2003, 00:01
NOPE STILL NOTHING :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:
could this have been a windows update that has caused this problem

I'm at a loss, if you have cleared your cache and made sure that scripting is enabled then I don't know what else to suggest. It's strange that it affects two different browsers, are you running any popup blockers?

To bypass the problem you could try the following URLs

https://www.rank.com/rank?action=GoLoginPage&nav=IE for Rank.com

and

https://www.attheraces.co.uk/cgi-bin/attheraces/ukro/punter/login/ploLogin.jsp for AtTheRaces

Tiptoes
09-10-2003, 02:15
If you are running a firewall with a script blocker or a seperate script blocking agent it wont allow the Javascipts to run. If you havent check your settings

Mine wont even let me on the first page of those sites.

Tools
options
security
in the panel check the script section.

Aplly the new settings
close ALL IE windows
restart IE

try the site again.

divdove
11-01-2006, 17:40
try looking for programs like ad-aware + ad-watch. make sure they are not running and you should be able to log in to the sites.:angel: