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Old February 5th 05, 02:57 PM
Martin C
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Default Javascript no longer works

Until very recently (I believe), all pages that use JavaScript (e.g. form
filling pages or pop up pages) used to work. Since I installed
KB891075 update, I no longer seem to be able to run them. I get no error.
If, for instance, I click on a link that will open a new window, it opens
the window, but does nothing.

Could this be due to the MS and Sun Java issue a while ago? If so, how do I
go about sorting out the problem. I have JavaScript enabled in Explorer.

I am using Win98SE with all critical updates patched.

TIA
Martin


 




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