Open your browser. Menu>Options>Browser Configuration. There should be two boxes at the top. Enable JavaScript and Prompt to Enable JavaScript. Make sure one of those are checked.
Checking the first box will always allow Java to run while the second box will prompt you before it allows Java to run.
No you are probably right. The guy is probably wanting to know about JavaScript for the BB Browser, but doesn't know that JS and Java are two similar but different program languages.
Rich, I understand that you're frustrated. Go back and re-read my instructions and you will see that I am not telling you to go to the Options icon. Click on the Browser icon, click the Menu button (with the BB symbol), select Options, you will get three options, 1) Browser Configurations, 2) General Properties, 3) Cache Operations. Click on Browser Configuration and you will see the JavaScript options we're talking about.
Got it!
My frustration is I bought this thing in Texas and the dang instuctions are in Spanish. I have no problem with Spanish other than I dont speak or read it. When people say click this button or that button....I have to try and find it.
i see....
SUpport JavaScript
allow Java Script popups
Support HTML
Use Background images
Use Foreground and Background colors
Support Embedded Media
Support Style Sheets.
Out of ALL these...which are best selected?
Many thanks by the way.
Got it!
My frustration is I bought this thing in Texas and the dang instuctions are in Spanish. I have no problem with Spanish other than I dont speak or read it. When people say click this button or that button....I have to try and find it.
i see....
SUpport JavaScript
allow Java Script popups
Support HTML
Use Background images
Use Foreground and Background colors
Support Embedded Media
Support Style Sheets.
Out of ALL these...which are best selected?
Many thanks by the way.
Is the phone text in Spanish or just the user manual.
Both can be fixed. BlackBerry will provide a pdf manual in English and if the phone is in Spanish that is easy enough to fix too if you want.
Is the phone text in Spanish or just the user manual.
Both can be fixed. BlackBerry will provide a pdf manual in English and if the phone is in Spanish that is easy enough to fix too if you want.
The BB displays in English. All my documentation is in Spanish. So when someone says push the whatever button. I have to try and translate where it is! Fun.
Also....in clicking buttons looking...I found content cash, pushed cache, and cookie cache.
Fair assumption it is a good idea to clear these often?
One of the innovations in Browser technology was the development of a cache.
When you first access a website, you download all the included visual elements, images, buttons and content. If you access the same site a second time, the images and buttons are likely to be unchanged. It is much faster and uses less bandwidth if they can be retrieved from the cache.
I have experimented with clearing the content cache and come to the conclusion that it does not benefit the device. It immediately begins filling up with the same content that was deleted.
The content cache is limited to 2 Mb, after that, it recycles the space for new content.
Cookies are tiny files that are placed in the cache by web applications. Most commonly, they identify you as a return visitor and automatically log you in. If you delete the cache, you recover virtually nothing, and have to log-in to each of your websites again.
OMG....I am so freaking excited! This fixed it for me...I have been going out of my mind trying to enable Javascript on my 8320...Thanks for your frustration Rich...I had misread the same directions a thousand times. Kronk, you rocked my world!
