Javascript active online, but not offline (IE 6)

[Guest]

Yesterday, I had some odd 'not enough timers' messages, which only went away
when I closed all the open IE windows.

A bit later (well, this morning) I realised that IE had javascript set to
disabled, instead of enabled. This was mildly puzzling, but I set it enabled
and thought that'd be the end of it.

But it now seems that while javascript is happy when I'm online, it's
apparently disabled locally. If I look at a particular page of my website
online, scripting is there and happy; if I look at the same page before it's
loaded to the web, it displays the <noscript> stuff. No problem with
javascript.

I'd like to know if anyone has any ideas (a) how to make IE6 believe that
javascript is enabled everywhere; and (b) why javascript should be disabled
without me doing anything in the first place.

TIA

 

[Drew Tognola]

We're assuming you have your 'Offline Files' enabled in

Control Panel > Folder Options > Offline Files tab > check 'enable Offline
Files', OK, OK

Drew

 

[Guest]

Umm. My Control Panel doesn't have an Offline Files tab, which is possibly
worrying. (XP, home edition, version 5.1, sp1)

The offline javascript worked okay before whatever it was disabled the IE
javascript.