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| Many internet users face this problem when they try | | | | JavaScript. |
| clicking a link and see this error code on the status bar | | | | 3- The JavaScript might be disabled in your browsers, |
| of the browser which doesnât allow the link to | | | | and this needs to be enabled. To enable this in IE, go to |
| work. It is actually an error message that occasionally | | | | scripting tab of the security option in the Tools menu |
| appears in a web browser when you face a problem | | | | under the internet options; and to enable this in Firefox, |
| loading a JavaScript from a webpage. Though this | | | | go to Tools menu and enable the JavaScript option in |
| error message pops up on various occasions but the | | | | Web features. |
| actual reasons could be different for different users, | | | | 4- Web browser implementation of JavaScript might |
| and resolving these problems is necessary by knowing | | | | also be broken in some cases, and this requires the |
| the most possible reasons for this error message. | | | | switching or simply the up gradation of your web |
| 1- The major cause of this error message is the | | | | browser. |
| Popup blocker blocking the JavaScript while stopping | | | | There is this simple way where you can really avoid |
| the windows which open up as the advertisements on | | | | âjavascript:void(0)â error message at |
| various sites. Resolving this problem involves making | | | | the first instance because we know that this |
| changes in the preferences of the popup blocker | | | | âjavascript:void(0)â can cause certain |
| based on your requirements and thus disabling the | | | | browsers to really present your web pages in unusual |
| popup blocker. One can even download another anti | | | | ways, and since the |
| popup software instead or can read the product | | | | âjavascript:void(0)â statement is often |
| reviews of popup blockers to assess if they really | | | | occurred when a link has no URL attached to it, and |
| cause these error messages. | | | | the browser doesnât understand how to react |
| 2- The malfunctioning of the web proxy servers | | | | and returns the error message. So for this, instead use |
| (which are used for accessing the various banned | | | | the âreturn false;â statement to let the |
| websites) can also block the various scripts in the | | | | browser not to look for the URL. Try opening the |
| process. This problem can be avoided by not using the | | | | document in any text editor; Locate the |
| proxy server itself or using a proxy server that | | | | âjavascript:void(0)â references within |
| functions better and do not interfere in the | | | | the document, Replace the links with the (#) symbol |
| downloading of various scripts. Also check for the | | | | with the syntax ".", Add the âreturn |
| compatibility of the proxy server with various web | | | | falseâ declaration to the statement that would |
| pages and scripts. | | | | make the whole link reference to appear as Link. |
| An improperly written JavaScript could also lead to this | | | | Replace the "callFunction()" with your function name; |
| error message. The solution lies in notifying this error to | | | | Save and close the file finally. |