Javascript, making web pages interactive
If your web browser is unable to process Javascript, it is generally caused by one of three reasons.  Your web browser either:
  • Does not process scripting.
  • Needs to be updated to a new (free) version that does support scripting.
  • Simply needs to have scripting enabled.
It's most likely that Javascript is disabled in your browser and just needs to be enabled.  Here is how to enable it for Internet Explorer and Netscape:
 
Internet Explorer:
  1. Click "Tools"
  2. Click "Internet Options"
  3. Click on the "Security" tab
  4. Highlight "Internet" (The globe)
  5. Click "Custom Level"
  6. Scroll down to the "Scripting" heading (Near the bottom)
  7. Enable "Active Scripting"
  8. Ok your way out, if you are asked to save, click "yes"
  9. You will have to close and re-open your browser for the changes to take affect
Netscape:
  1. Click on "Edit"
  2. Click on "Preferences"
  3. Click on "Advanced"
  4. Check the "Enable Javascript" box
  5. OK your way back out
  6. You will have to close and re-open your browser for the changes to take affect
If your browser does not support scripting, you can click here to download a free web browser that supports scripting and many other new web technologies.