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Enabling JavaScript

1. Open the web browser on your Fire tablet.
2. Press the Menu icon, located in the bottom center of the screen.
3. Press Settings.
4. Scroll down until you see "Enable JavaScript". Press the checkbox next to it.

Yahoo! no longer provides a simple method to switch from its new Mail format back to the old "Classic Mail". But one can still access the Classic format by modifying your browser settings to disable javascript. (The new format requires javascript; and when that is not available, the option to switch back to Classic will become available.)

Here's how to disable javascript in different browsers:
* In Firefox - From the menu bar (at top), go to Tools > Options > Content, deselect the box for "Enable javascript", then click "OK"
* In Chrome - In the menu bar (at top), click on wrench icon to pull down menu, then go to Options > Under the hood > Content settings > Javascript. Select the option for "Do not allow".
* In Internet Explorer - From the menu bar (at top), go to Tools > Internet options > Advanced > Security > Custom. Scroll down to Scripting > Active scripting, select "Disable", then click "OK".

After you have disabled javascript, go to the Yahoo mail page (http://mail.yahoo.com/). You'll see an error message, advising that you need javascript for the new version, and also offering an option to access the old Classic version. That will take you back to the old format.

NOTE: Many websites utilize javascript, and disabling it in your browser will limit your ability to access those sites normally. After you have accessed the Classic version of Yahoo! Mail, be sure to re-enable javascript in your browser.

See also this help file:
http://www.technogadge.com/how-to-switch-back-to-yahoo-mail-classic/

While browsing a page you can press 'j' for enabling JavaScript. On the other hand you can keep your browser enabled for JavaScript all the time by following the below steps -

1. open BlackBerry Internet Browser
2. press Menu button
3. select Options
4. under Web Content check Enable JavaScript

Go to Browser->Options->Browser Configuration->Scroll down->Enable "Support JavaScript"->Save Options
I hope this helps

javascript:void(0) is an error message that occasionally appears in a web browser when there is a problem loading a JavaScript from a web page.
Here are some Possible Resolutions you can try:

Disable your popup blocker

Disable your web proxy, if you have any.

Enable JavaScript

Switch web browsers or upgrade your web browser

It is also possible that the website you are viewing has nn improperly written JavaScript. There's no way we can resolve that on our end.

Try reversing the load commands, so the other one is loaded first.

All web browsers in WIndows XP will usually have JavaScript enabled by default, but on occasion, it will be turned off. By turning JavaScript on in your web browser, you will have access to more interactive content when you visit certain websites. For Windows XP users, JavaScript can be enabled in both the Internet Explorer and Firefox web browsers. Open the Internet Explorer Click on "Tools" in the top menu bar and choose "Internet Options."
Go to the "Security" tab at the top of the window and click on the "Custom Level" button. croll down to the "Scripting" category and click on the "Enable" option next to "Active Scripting." JavaScript is now enabled.

Step 4 Scroll down to the "Scripting" category and click on the "Enable" option next to "Active Scripting." JavaScript is now enabled.

Read more: How to Turn on Javascript in Windows XP | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_4812316_turn-javascript-windows-xp.html#ixzz0ssJIX0wR

You can load a XML fie from JavaScript like this:
var xmlDoc = new ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLDOM");
function loadXML(xmlFile)
{
xmlDoc.async="false";
xmlDoc.onreadystatechange=verify;
xmlDoc.load(xmlFile);
xmlObj=xmlDoc.documentElement;
}


http://www.sitepoint.com/article/server-side-xml-javascript/

i think your javascript support is turned of from your browser. if you use Internet Explorer,


Go to "View -> Internet Options -> Security tab
Select "Custom" and click on the "Settings..." button
To enable: make sure "Enable" is selected under "Active scripting"
To disable: make sure "Disable" is selected under "Active scripting"

For FireFox
Go to "Tools" -> "Options"
Go to "Content" tab and "Enable JavaScript"

For Opera
Go to "Tools" -> "Preferences"
Go to "Advanced" tab -> "Content" and "Enable JavaScript"

try this:

create a button and in the actions window, add:

on(release){
getURL("javascript:myJsFunction();");
}

ensure you have the js function loaded into your parent page...

regards