Friday, June 27, 2008

I hate to say that I am not good at computers. I get message telling that " your current security setting dont allow to dowload this file" How to sort out this problem? Another question- before I didnt have problem signing in yahoo but now it requires me to enable javascript. What should I do?

Thanks in advance.
please send your messages to jafarovrashad@gmail.com as I am having problem with signing in yahoo

Hi-
i am trying to download a game from Aubrey Games
and i followed the procedures until this message appeared:

ERROR
this is the file you are trying to download:
http://rapidshare.com/files/45994283/SallysSalon.rar

please make sure your computer supports JavaScripts


I don t know how to check if my computer supports JavaScripts. also- if it doesn t i don t know how to make support them.

please please help me.

also- any free game download websites would be much appreciated.


THANKS IN ADVANCE.

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Having trouble getting videos to play because of active x controls. Have installed and un-installed flash player with no positive results. This is the error message: Hello- you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe s Flash Player. When attempting to download flash player it will not download. However- it says it has downloaded but still get the same error message. Please help.

also- i m trying to click on my goal at the start of the program but my computer wont go anywhere no matter how much i click it!! it says there s a javascript error or something

Hi- I was wondering if anyone could help me with this. I m trying to make a quick "alert" game where you guess a random number between a set of them- and when you get the answer right- the window shows you how many tries it took you. This is where I start getting confused. Here s what I came up with so far:

<script language="javascript">

var g
for (g=0;answer!= guess; g++)

do{
guess = prompt ("guess a number between 1- 10 please"- "")

if (isNaN (guess) || guess == null)
alert ("not a number ")

else if (guess > answer)
alert ("no- try again")

else if (guess < answer)
alert ("no- try again")

else
alert ("yes!")

} while (guess!= answer)

if (answer = guess)
{ document.write (g + "tries") }

</script>

Where the second "if"statement is where I m trying to make the counter.I wanted to make a for loop like: "whenever you get an answer wrong- add a number to variable g"- but that didn t work out too well.
I forgot to add the variables "guess" and "answer". Sorry.

I ve made the recommended changes- but it is still throwing an error in IE. Here s what i have:

http://slexy.org/view/s20azxLHiC

(yes- i know it doesn t have a pointer on hover) :)

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