How Do You Fix Java Script Errors?
JavaScript errors occur when a Web browser is unable to execute a Web page properly. The result is an annoying pop-up scripting error message, which can be frequent. The cause of the JavaScript errors varies depending on the browser and the page you are visiting, but most are caused by Java problems and browser history. With some simple troubleshooting steps, you can resolve JavaScript errors and improve your Web browser display. Step 1 Verify that the Java application is running. To do so, visit the Java test page (see Resource). You will know that Java scripting is working when you see the message “Your Java is working” next to the Java symbol. Step 2 Make sure that Java scripting is enabled. Launch Internet Explorer and click the “Tools” button. Scroll down and click “Internet Options.” Click the “Security” tab and click “Custom Level” to open the security settings window. Step 3 Scroll down the security settings to “Scripting of Java applets” and make sure the “Enabled” radio butto
