(30-07-15, 09:10 AM)Dead Eye link Wrote: It should be a simple case of;
1. Creating a new file (temp.html for example)
2. Pasting the above contents in to the file (the full page version is probably best)
3. Upload the file to your website's public folder (usually public_html or www)
4. Visit the file in your browser; e.g. http://www.trackart.co.uk/temp.html
You can test it on the computer that you have a problem without steps 3 and 4. Because Javascript is client side language you do not need a server.
Open Notepad. Copy/Paste this HTML code:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body onload="document.write('JavaScript is on');">
<noscript>JavaScript is off sorry mate</noscript>
</body>
</html>
Click Save As, name it say testJS.html, by default Notepad will try to save it as txt text file, we need html page so make sure you change the selection in the Save As window in the dropdown on the right side from "*.txt" to "All". Click OK and save it somewhere on this PC.
Open the browser where your site is not working and go to File->Open find the saved file and open it.
If the Javascript is enabled you will see:
JavaScript is on
If not you will see:
JavaScript is off sorry mate
If that is the case go in browser security settings and enable it but remove the malware crap first.
EDIT: I have tested your site with Javascript disabled in my Firefox browser and can confirm the tabs menus are not working when the JS is disabled.
As a side effect I found very easy way for you to do the JS enabled test.
Just browse this: https://www.facebook.com
Apparently Facebook cannot work without Javascript and if it is disabled on your browser you will see facebook error page.
Means FB will test JS for you :-)
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