Is this a Java problem??
08 March 2004, 05:39 PM
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Is this a Java problem??
Whenever I try to load this page
http://www.wigtonmc.co.uk
I can't see the stuff on the left hand side.
In IE i just get red crosses, using Mozilla doesn't help either.
Is this a Java script? applet? problem on my machine, and if so how can i fix it?
Machine is Acer Laptop with XP.
Rich
http://www.wigtonmc.co.uk
I can't see the stuff on the left hand side.
In IE i just get red crosses, using Mozilla doesn't help either.
Is this a Java script? applet? problem on my machine, and if so how can i fix it?
Machine is Acer Laptop with XP.
Rich
08 March 2004, 05:55 PM
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yep its an applet, displays ok on my machine, if you hover the mouse over the left hand panel does it show what the error message is in the IE status bar at the bottom?
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08 March 2004, 06:28 PM
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Bleeding computers!
Originally Posted by GaryK
yep its an applet, displays ok on my machine, if you hover the mouse over the left hand panel does it show what the error message is in the IE status bar at the bottom?
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No, nothing happens at all
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08 March 2004, 08:35 PM
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If you've got the sun jdk / jvm installed, then select "Sun java console" from the tools drop down menu in Internet Explorer and refresh the web page. It should display the error message in the console window.
Also, have you tried installing the latest java runtime from http://java.sun.com. Might be that the applet needs a newer version of Java than you have installed on the machine.
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Also, have you tried installing the latest java runtime from http://java.sun.com. Might be that the applet needs a newer version of Java than you have installed on the machine.
Iain
09 March 2004, 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Iain Young
If you've got the sun jdk / jvm installed, then select "Sun java console" from the tools drop down menu in Internet Explorer and refresh the web page. It should display the error message in the console window.
Also, have you tried installing the latest java runtime from http://java.sun.com. Might be that the applet needs a newer version of Java than you have installed on the machine.
Iain
Also, have you tried installing the latest java runtime from http://java.sun.com. Might be that the applet needs a newer version of Java than you have installed on the machine.
Iain
Went to that Java page above, didn't know what the hell i was looking for! Followed a link to another Java page and manually downloaded and installed the Runtime Enviroment. I've now got the console in my 'tools' menu, and the web is a wonderful place to be again! (for now anyway)
Rich
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