RE: java error “javascript:void(null)”

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ok, did that...i still get sent back to homepage and it says this:

Thursday, July 26, 2007Home
Javascript:void Null
Sorry, we could not find "javascript:void(null)"

I just don't get it, I have used this same site for four years to send
cards, can access from my pc ok, but not my laptop. I used it from my laptop
in May, but now it won't work.

I appreciate you trying to help.






"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:

Those seem to be fine. I think the next thing to try is a repair of
AutoComplete.

Open IE, tools, options, Content Tab, AutoComplete Settings button, Clear
then turn off auto-complete, Restart Windows, and turn it back on. You will
lose all saved passwords.
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"Barbara" wrote:

active spriting is enabled
allow status bar updates via scripting is disabled
allow websites to prompt for information using scripted windows is disabled
scripting of Java appelets is enabled

are these correct? Remember, I am a newbie here...Thanks, Barbara

"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:

Your Security settings for IE are probably disabling javascript.
Javascript is enabled at IE, tools, options security tab, highlight Internet
zone icon, custom level button, dot the scripting items (scroll down near the
bottom)

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"Barbara" wrote:

I get the error message "javacript:void(null)" when trying to access a
fill-in page on a website....is verified website, only happens on my laptop,
and has just recently begun happening. I am not too schooled on computers
and someone told me to uninstall and reinstall java which I did, then they
said try uninstall and reinstall IE7, which I did, and it still happens. I
am running Windows XP Sp2 on my laptop. Any help you can give me would be
appreciated.
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