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To: All; John Robinson
Regarding Pager: This is the message I get.

"If you have JavaScript enabled, a small browser window should have opened. If you do not have a JavaScript-enabled browser, or do not wish to use JavaScript, click here."

I don't know if I have a JavaScript-enabled browser or not.

HELP!

283 posted on 11/25/2003 1:35:25 PM PST by Spunky (This little tag just keeps following me where ever I go.)
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To: Spunky
I don't know if I have a JavaScript-enabled browser or not.

Well, when you go to the tool, does a window popup?

287 posted on 11/25/2003 1:55:14 PM PST by smith288 (Did you even look at yourself in the mirror when you left the house??? Ugh)
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To: Spunky
FYI, JavaScript enables websites to run little programs (called scripts) on your computer.

Your JavaScript has probably been disabled, wisely, for reasons of security (by its very nature, running just anybody's program is dangerous.) I recommend turning on JavaScript, et al., ONLY when you trust the CONTENT of the website, otherwise leave it off at all times.

Fortunately, you don't need JavaScript to use the FreeRepublic pager. The pager uses JavaScript only to popup an initial window when invoked in "detach" mode, which is the URL commonly given here on the forum (you can tell it is a detach URL because it ends with detach=1.) The pager functions perfectly fine without JavaScript, just open this link in a new window (same as the the "click here" from the javaScript page.)

288 posted on 11/25/2003 2:00:31 PM PST by John Robinson
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To: Spunky
I mean THIS LINK (Sheesh--next up, edit posts)
289 posted on 11/25/2003 2:01:22 PM PST by John Robinson
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To: Spunky; John Robinson
If you can find a way to get your browser to accept Javascript from FR only, Spunky, you should. The Javascript-launched pager puts a nicely-sized little window in the corner of your screen. But if you just open the pager URL itself, it launches as a full-sized window right in the middle of the screen.

Of course, you can then manually shrink and move that window, but why do that when you can be lazy? :)

312 posted on 11/25/2003 3:18:08 PM PST by Timesink (I'm not a big fan of electronic stuff, you know? Beeps ... beeps freak me out. They're bad.)
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