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Jo-Anne[_4_] December 17th 18 09:38 PM

possible javascript issue
 
I've been unable to open certain webpages that I used to be able to
open. The error codes that I'm getting have to do with javascript. I've
tried four browsers on my W7 computer, and I get the same error messages
with each. I'm able to open the pages on my iPad, however.

1. My phone company/ISP allows me to click on Chat, for example, but
when I try to do so, nothing happens and I get this error message:
javascript:launchChat()

2. I should be able to read my messages to and from Amazon in its
Message Center, but when I try, nothing happens and I get this error
message: javascript:void(0)

I'd be very grateful for help.

--
Thank you,
Jo-Anne


Bill in Co[_3_] December 17th 18 11:48 PM

possible javascript issue
 
Jo-Anne wrote:
I've been unable to open certain webpages that I used to be able to
open. The error codes that I'm getting have to do with javascript. I've
tried four browsers on my W7 computer, and I get the same error messages
with each. I'm able to open the pages on my iPad, however.

1. My phone company/ISP allows me to click on Chat, for example, but
when I try to do so, nothing happens and I get this error message:
javascript:launchChat()

2. I should be able to read my messages to and from Amazon in its
Message Center, but when I try, nothing happens and I get this error
message: javascript:void(0)

I'd be very grateful for help.

--
Thank you,
Jo-Anne


Suggestion: are you using any add-ons, extensions, or ad blockers? If so,
you might want to try selectively disabling them, to see if that resolves
it. (But the fact it's happening on four different browsers doesn't make
this sound quite as likely as I would like to think).



Jo-Anne[_4_] December 17th 18 11:58 PM

possible javascript issue
 
On 12/17/2018 5:48 PM, Bill in Co wrote:
Jo-Anne wrote:
I've been unable to open certain webpages that I used to be able to
open. The error codes that I'm getting have to do with javascript. I've
tried four browsers on my W7 computer, and I get the same error messages
with each. I'm able to open the pages on my iPad, however.

1. My phone company/ISP allows me to click on Chat, for example, but
when I try to do so, nothing happens and I get this error message:
javascript:launchChat()

2. I should be able to read my messages to and from Amazon in its
Message Center, but when I try, nothing happens and I get this error
message: javascript:void(0)

I'd be very grateful for help.

--
Thank you,
Jo-Anne


Suggestion: are you using any add-ons, extensions, or ad blockers? If so,
you might want to try selectively disabling them, to see if that resolves
it. (But the fact it's happening on four different browsers doesn't make
this sound quite as likely as I would like to think).



Interestingly, the phone company's Chat is working right now in Chrome
and works in Firefox if I disable all add-ons. But Amazon's Message
Center doesn't work in either one even when the Firefox add-ons are
disabled. (I've never configured Chrome; it's as it came when I
downloaded it.)

--
Jo-Anne

Bill in Co[_3_] December 18th 18 01:01 AM

possible javascript issue
 
Jo-Anne wrote:
On 12/17/2018 5:48 PM, Bill in Co wrote:
Jo-Anne wrote:
I've been unable to open certain webpages that I used to be able to
open. The error codes that I'm getting have to do with javascript. I've
tried four browsers on my W7 computer, and I get the same error messages
with each. I'm able to open the pages on my iPad, however.

1. My phone company/ISP allows me to click on Chat, for example, but
when I try to do so, nothing happens and I get this error message:
javascript:launchChat()

2. I should be able to read my messages to and from Amazon in its
Message Center, but when I try, nothing happens and I get this error
message: javascript:void(0)

I'd be very grateful for help.

--
Thank you,
Jo-Anne


Suggestion: are you using any add-ons, extensions, or ad blockers? If
so, you might want to try selectively disabling them, to see if that
resolves it. (But the fact it's happening on four different browsers
doesn't make this sound quite as likely as I would like to think).



Interestingly, the phone company's Chat is working right now in Chrome
and works in Firefox if I disable all add-ons. But Amazon's Message
Center doesn't work in either one even when the Firefox add-ons are
disabled. (I've never configured Chrome; it's as it came when I
downloaded it.)

--
Jo-Anne


You probably don't have to disable ALL add ons in FF, and can go back and
selectively test each one for that. I was a bit surprised that Chrome had a
problem right out of the box. There still are some setting options in
Chrome you could probably look into (as to what was default selected, like
for pop ups, or whatever), even though you haven't added any extensions to
it.

I'm not sure what is going on with your Amazon's message center. I just
tried it out now, and I'm able to log in and see past messages. So I don't
know what the problem is at your end. Maybe you have some other program
running in the background (like an ad blocker) that's causing an issue?
Also (and this may or may not be pertinent), I am using an older version of
both FF and Chrome, since I'm running Windows XP here. So I suppose the
version of the browser could potentially be an issue, although it seems
doubtful.

Maybe someone else can drop in here with some further suggestions!



VanguardLH[_2_] December 18th 18 01:05 AM

possible javascript issue
 
Jo-Anne wrote:

Bill in Co wrote:

Jo-Anne wrote:

I've been unable to open certain webpages that I used to be able to
open. The error codes that I'm getting have to do with javascript.
I've tried four browsers on my W7 computer, and I get the same
error messages with each. I'm able to open the pages on my iPad,
however.

1. My phone company/ISP allows me to click on Chat, for example,
but when I try to do so, nothing happens and I get this error
message: javascript:launchChat()

2. I should be able to read my messages to and from Amazon in its
Message Center, but when I try, nothing happens and I get this
error message: javascript:void(0)


Suggestion: are you using any add-ons, extensions, or ad blockers?
If so, you might want to try selectively disabling them, to see if
that resolves it. (But the fact it's happening on four different
browsers doesn't make this sound quite as likely as I would like to
think).


Interestingly, the phone company's Chat is working right now in
Chrome and works in Firefox if I disable all add-ons. But Amazon's
Message Center doesn't work in either one even when the Firefox
add-ons are disabled. (I've never configured Chrome; it's as it came
when I downloaded it.)


Disabling extensions is the first step. Starting the web browser in its
safe mode is the next. However, while that disables all extensions, it
does not void all changes in settings you made to the web browser.

Could be a tweak in the web browser stored in your profile. Create a
new profile for Firefox to see if the problem remains or goes away.
Using the Refresh button is an easy way to create a new profile rather
than use Firefox's Profile Manager.

Jo-Anne[_4_] December 18th 18 01:34 AM

possible javascript issue
 
On 12/17/2018 7:01 PM, Bill in Co wrote:
Jo-Anne wrote:
On 12/17/2018 5:48 PM, Bill in Co wrote:
Jo-Anne wrote:
I've been unable to open certain webpages that I used to be able to
open. The error codes that I'm getting have to do with javascript. I've
tried four browsers on my W7 computer, and I get the same error messages
with each. I'm able to open the pages on my iPad, however.

1. My phone company/ISP allows me to click on Chat, for example, but
when I try to do so, nothing happens and I get this error message:
javascript:launchChat()

2. I should be able to read my messages to and from Amazon in its
Message Center, but when I try, nothing happens and I get this error
message: javascript:void(0)

I'd be very grateful for help.

--
Thank you,
Jo-Anne

Suggestion: are you using any add-ons, extensions, or ad blockers? If
so, you might want to try selectively disabling them, to see if that
resolves it. (But the fact it's happening on four different browsers
doesn't make this sound quite as likely as I would like to think).



Interestingly, the phone company's Chat is working right now in Chrome
and works in Firefox if I disable all add-ons. But Amazon's Message
Center doesn't work in either one even when the Firefox add-ons are
disabled. (I've never configured Chrome; it's as it came when I
downloaded it.)

--
Jo-Anne


You probably don't have to disable ALL add ons in FF, and can go back and
selectively test each one for that. I was a bit surprised that Chrome had a
problem right out of the box. There still are some setting options in
Chrome you could probably look into (as to what was default selected, like
for pop ups, or whatever), even though you haven't added any extensions to
it.

I'm not sure what is going on with your Amazon's message center. I just
tried it out now, and I'm able to log in and see past messages. So I don't
know what the problem is at your end. Maybe you have some other program
running in the background (like an ad blocker) that's causing an issue?
Also (and this may or may not be pertinent), I am using an older version of
both FF and Chrome, since I'm running Windows XP here. So I suppose the
version of the browser could potentially be an issue, although it seems
doubtful.

Maybe someone else can drop in here with some further suggestions!




On my iPad, I emailed myself a link to the webpage with the message I
was reading in the Message Center. I then clicked on that link on my W7
computer. The message opened fine in Firefox, and I was able to navigate
to the MC's Inbox and Sent Messages from it. However, when I left the
website and tried to open Message Center again from the Amazon webpage,
it didn't work.

I then did the same thing in Chrome, and again the link took me to the
message and enabled me from there to check the Inbox and Sent
Messages--but, again, I still couldn't open Message Center from the
Amazon webpage.

--
Jo-Anne


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