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How to upgrade to a javascript capable browser to register for Facebook?
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∙ 11y ago
Just go to one of the related links and download the executable file for your OS, and run it on your computer.
The you'll have an up-to-date, JavaScript capable browser.
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∙ 11y ago
Wiki User
∙ 12y agoThat means java script is disabled in your browser. Try a search engine to learn how to enable java script in your browser. If that doesn't work get a new browser
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Can all browsers interpret javascript?
Most modern browser can, but not all browsers are able to interpret JavaScript. Even the newest browsers normally give the user the ability to turn JavaScript completely off. According to a report from Yahoo! in October 2010, nearly 1% of their users have JavaScript disabled.
What can you do with javascript?
JavaScript can do almost anything! They go from changing the background color to passwords and even to games like RuneScape. Important note: When begining a JavaScript function, ALWAYS put it inbetween <HEAD> <SCRIPT language="JavaScript"> and </SCRIPT> </HEAD> If that doesn't work then put the functions between: <HEAD> <SCRIPT language="JavaScript"> <!--hide and //--> </SCRIPT> </HEAD>
What are advantages of using JavaScript validations?
The main advantage to JavaScript validation is that it allows for instantaneous feedback for the user. User's are less likely to become annoyed if the form is capable of telling them that their data is invalid right away.Client-side validation also leads to less traffic. Rather than the server having to receive the entire HTML form POST, just to have it return an error, you can instead significantly cut down on the amount of data being sent to and from the server.It's important to note that even with JavaScript validation, server-side validation in a higher language must be done. JavaScript is client side, so it's possible to circumvent JavaScript validation with very little effort. If you rely solely on JavaScript validation, you will eventually receive bad (even potentially harmful) POSTS at the server. A web developer that doesn't do server-side checks has a very short career.
How do you put HTML clock?
You cannot make a clock using HTML. You use the HTML to instruct the browser to run a script to display a clock. This is called an HTML event. What you need to do is find a Javascript on-line for a clock. The website that provides the script will instruct you on how to place it in your page. You don't need any knowledge in writing a Javascript but, how to place it. Unlike HTML Java must be exactly placed in the document as it is written or an error will occur. You will also have to upload the images to display the clock. See Related Links below for a free Javascript "digital" clock by javascriptkit.com (just need to give credit)
What program should you use for code writing?
This question is too vague to be answered completely, but the general answer is "the program you're most comfortable working in." Most languages have an editor that someone built for the purpose of that language, and many general-purpose editors also exist. The best program for any given task is one that maximizes your productivity. For C++ or Java, you might use Eclipse, for example, or you might use the IDE for your version of C++, or you might use NetBeans for Java. There really isn't one best answer for this question.
What javascript on you browser or upgrade to a javascript capable browser to register for facebook?
all browsers are capable of running javascript, and registering for facebook. you probably need to enable javascript on your browser which to tell you how i would need to know which browser you are using
What is the browser that is capable of java-script?
Almost all modern browsers support javascript. The most popular browsers (all of which support javascript) are Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Mozilla's Firefox, Apple's Safari and Google's Chrome.
Can all browsers interpret javascript?
Most modern browser can, but not all browsers are able to interpret JavaScript. Even the newest browsers normally give the user the ability to turn JavaScript completely off. According to a report from Yahoo! in October 2010, nearly 1% of their users have JavaScript disabled.
Draw an example of a solid?
Unfortunately, this browser is not capable of supporting graphics.
Why wont pinger textfree work on your computer?
its simple , your software may not be capable of running the program. or it is simply your browser that is not capable of it.
Do you have to be 13 to be on Facebook?
yes you do need to be 13 to be on facebook , because that's when you are a teenager and you are capable of looking after yourself and it is your decision
What is the Vocal range of Jojo?
Spinto Soprano 3 Octaves Capable of Whistle Register
Which is the simplest electronic device capable a current signal into voltage signal?
connect a register in series with line and take the voltage at the register terminal if circuit is close.
What are the requirements to view a web-based email system?
Any computer that is capable of installing and running a browser should be fine. The more modern the browser, most likely, the better.
How do you put a number lower on the line than a letter?
You change the font effect of the number to "subscript". On this browser, you don't because it is a pretty basic browser and not really capable of much.
How do you signal a web browser that a following segment of text is a scripting language?
You use the SCRIPT tag. <script type="text/javascript"> alert("This IS JAVASCRIPT!"); </script> You can place the SCRIPT tag anyplace you'd like. Generally, scripts that are being run when the page loads are placed in the HEAD section of the document, while scripts that run after the page loading are placed near the bottom of the document. (This has to do with search engine optimization (SEO)) The script tag is also capable of referencing an external script file using the SRC attribute.
How do Web servers know what a browser can accept and execute?
When a web page is transferred to the server it includes things called HTTP headers which indicate what the browser is capable of doing, and the media it will support.
