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Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by JC on Monday 27/Aug/2001, @09:06

Anyone else having problems with Hotmail after upgrading to 2.2? KDE 2.1 seemed to be 100% compatible w/ Hotmail, but 2.2 seems to have lots of javascript problems. I can't send or delete anything.

It's a bit of a bummer!

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by Evandro on Monday 27/Aug/2001, @11:31

Check out the Konqueror FAQ (www.konqueror.org).

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Re: where?
by JC on Monday 27/Aug/2001, @12:39

I checked out the konquerer FAQ, but didn't see anything relevant.

Can you be a little more specific?

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by Evandro on Monday 27/Aug/2001, @12:42

Are you using packages compiled with objprelink?

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by JC on Monday 27/Aug/2001, @12:58

I don't know - I'm using the supplied Mandrake 8.0 RPMs.

I haven't experienced any crashes with javascript, but rather some of the buttons simply don't work.

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by anon on Monday 27/Aug/2001, @15:12

this has been fixed in cvs. it was a bug with html forms inside tables, when the form was declared outside of tr and td tags. (not valid html anyway, but many sites unfortunately use it). update kdelibs from the kde_2_2 branch in cvs or wait for kde 2.2.1.

even better: send a message to the hotmail webmaster telling him to fix that html code.

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by Evandro on Monday 27/Aug/2001, @15:19

Hotmail fixing something to work on KDE?

Let me know how it works out ;)

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by dude who cares on Tuesday 28/Aug/2001, @00:47

BTW, starting a form outside a table is plenty legal in HTML.

it was a bug in KDE, not hotmail.

example: it is impossible to format the places form fields should go if you do not declare the form outside of a table that later places the fields. this is speced out in HTML4. probably earlier as well

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by j on Tuesday 20/Jan/2004, @13:09

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by naeem on Monday 02/Sep/2002, @12:39

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by Elise Sheets on Sunday 29/Dec/2002, @00:16

I dont know what is wrong with the stupid thing but I have not been able to check my mail in days, I think that it is rediculous and that it needs to be fixed it keeps telling me that i need to turn on Java Script when I know its on. I think they should fix it and fix it soon!
Upset Hotmail User,
Elise Sheets

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by gene on Monday 02/Jan/2006, @11:22

I have the same problem - did you figure out what to do?

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by OJO AYODEJI on Sunday 02/Nov/2003, @08:06

Dear webmaster,

As from today onward,i want your assistance concerning all the junks mail in my box.Please,kindly help me weed out all the junks mails,i want my box to luke cute.Because,i want to be receiving a special mail from it.

Thank you very much,

Julius Ayodeji Ojo.

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by OJO AYODEJI on Saturday 08/Nov/2003, @05:43

Dear webmaster,

I sincerely appeal to you concerning all my mails in Julius10452@hotmail.com.If it is possible to transfer it to my box in holywood118@hotmail.com,i will appreciate it.Hope to get a positive reply from you as soon as possible.kindly send my reply to holywood118@hotmail.com.

Thanks,
Ojo Ayodeji.

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by grrr on Wednesday 14/Jan/2004, @20:11

This is getting very frustrating... i really would just like to check my email.
If i cant get this to work im gonna go yahoo.

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by MiLo on Saturday 04/Mar/2006, @11:55

I think I might have the same problem whenevr i got to hotmail it i get sent the login page even though im already signed in and then it even tells me i'm already signed I suspected It could have something to do with the Javascript

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by vicki on Sunday 05/Mar/2006, @10:39

log off and log in again

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by jake on Thursday 18/Oct/2007, @16:14

I have the exact same problem. Exactly!!!! I've emailed hotmail like 500 times and all they say is "delete your browser cookies" What even is javascript? at the bottom of the screen it says it's a javascript error, but what even is javascript? a bit of a bummer, I'm going crazy!!!!

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by Prini on Monday 14/Jan/2008, @03:35

i can't get onto my hotmail anymore ever since we upgraded to Vista, it comes up with needs javascript when i try and get into www.hotmail.com, and have no idea what im suppose to do!!! please help me if you can, anyone!

yours prini

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Re: Konquerer, Javascript, & Hotmail
by misslind on Tuesday 12/Aug/2008, @03:06

can anyone help me
i also have problems with hotmail, i can't open my mails and i get the same error message left under saying that it is javascript

i cannot even open any of my old mails, all are blocked as javscript???
i need to open some old mails but can't do so.
is there something that i must do
please give me in details what to do

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