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Old 08-25-2002, 11:12 PM   #1
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IE6 Javascript Issues

I am running IE6 on Win2K Pro (P4/2GHz, 512Mb). Recently, my javascript actions don't work. If I click on a link that is javascripted, nothing happens. It worked fine when I first installed IE6. I also tried using add/remove programs to remove IE6, and nothing happened. I did try an install over the top from MS website, with no success.


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I can't check my work e-mail via MS Outlook Web Access!
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Old 08-25-2002, 11:38 PM   #2
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Did you try installing the SUN java vm? When you download that you can then pick if you want to use the MS VM or the Sun VM in IE.
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No Dice.

Hyperlinks also don't launch an IE window from Outlook Express. I'm wondering if I picked up an unusual virus that caused this???
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Old 08-26-2002, 12:37 AM   #4
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reinstall IE6? then ensure that javascript execution is enabled in IE...
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I get a similar problem, but i`m running xp pro/ie6... I actually get a box telling me i need to install a javascript update, so i click "download", and I just get redirected 2 a page that says the "update is no longer avalible".
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It's a start...

Go to http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/download.html to download the Sun java engine.

Then go to Tools/Internet Options/Advanced and make sure that it is turned on. Restart.

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Yep did that as well. Still didn't work. I did find an article on Microsoft's KB that seemed to relate to my problem, and they are releasing the fix in the next update, whenever that is.

I did resolve the issue with links not opening in OE6. I had to reassign the URL file type. I found the answer on the discussion boards on microsoft's site.
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If you search around on google or such, im sure you can find your answer. My boss on IE6/XP ran into it the other day, and ended up downloading the MS JM files off a 3rd party server, as microsoft had to pull them because ot their problems with sun.
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I'm starting to think it may be a server issue with our company, but I'll crank up Google and see what I can find.
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Well, I seem to have the latest version of MS VM, as well as Java's VM, and now I don't think its really either of them causing the problem. With my corporate e-mail access, hovering over the message link brings up a description in the status bar. (javascript: parent.openNewWindow...). Clicking on the link results in no reaction. Right clicking and attempting to open link in new window also does nothing. But the Java links I clicked on in Microsoft's website worked, and they were not doing a parent call. But then I can't post any messages to the Microsoft Community newsgroups, as a window flashes by so fast I can't see it, then closes itself. ARRRGGGGGHHHHH. I have also run across websites where the "standard" hyperlinks don't work. On those, I can usually copy and paste the shortcut, which then works fine.

So how I can downgrade back to IE5.5? Maybe I should just give up on IE altogether...

EDIT: I went and downloaded Mozilla 1.1, and it works fine. So it is definitely an issue with IE6/Win2K. I'll just wait for the next Service Pack for IE before I try again.

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Old 08-30-2002, 03:14 PM   #11
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and to think, people give me odd looks when i say i still use ie 5.01sp2. 5.5 was the devil, and 6 is hobbled on nt .
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