java error--access denied

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Stephen

I am accessing a website that is using javascript. When I
go to access a link within a page (i.e. javascript:void
(showMessage('serve_bulletin?ARTICLE+Main+6')) nothng
happens. I get nothing on the screen and in the lower
left hand corner get the "error on page" message. The
message says Line 1, Char 1, Error Object expected, Code
0, URL javascript:void(showMessage('serve_bulletin?
ARTICLE+Main+6')).

Now , i am not real sure what all this means and I am
looking for some help. Any help will be much appeciated.

Stephen
 
Stephen said:
I am accessing a website that is using javascript. When I
go to access a link within a page (i.e. javascript:void
(showMessage('serve_bulletin?ARTICLE+Main+6')) nothng
happens. I get nothing on the screen and in the lower
left hand corner get the "error on page" message. The
message says Line 1, Char 1, Error Object expected, Code
0, URL javascript:void(showMessage('serve_bulletin?
ARTICLE+Main+6')).

Now , i am not real sure what all this means and I am
looking for some help. Any help will be much appeciated.

The title of your posting is misleading, as you are clearly describing a
Javascript problem, not Java (they are not the same thing).
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;154585

Try a repair of IE and see if it helps.
Close IE and all other apps; also temporarily disable your anti-virus app.
Then goto "Add/Remove Programs" (in Control Panel).
* Select "Microsoft Internet Explorer 6"
* Click "Add/Remove..."
* Select "Repair Internet Explorer."
* Click OK
* Follow directions, then reboot.

If that doesn't solve your problem, try installing the latest scripting
engine (while continuing to have anti-virus disabled and other apps closed):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/downloads/list/webdev.asp

It might also be worthwhile to post the actual URL you are having a problem
with. This will allow others here to try it and verify that it is not a
coding problem with the site.
 
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