State Fair pictures for non-JAVA

Nov 11, 2003 4 Replies

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Joy Hardie 22 years ago

If you are not seeing the buttons, my husband figures it is because he cofigured those buttons with Java script and that your computer doesn't support it. So, he will remedy that this evening (hopefully) with something else, but in the meantime, here is the main State Fair page. You should be able to click on any of the pictures to link to the additional pages highlighting the featured category.

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snipped-for-privacy@sbcglobal.netstatefair.html My favorites are: the "Scarlett" page the Doll Wardrobe page- features Scarlett gowns & Shirley Temple for American Girl the General Sewing page- features 1903 corset, Gidget nightie, Santa Vacumm Cover Creative Hobby Craft page - features exquisite black tutu, goose egg jewelry box, pincushion doll, papermache dress form and more Formal wear page - features renaissance wedding gown Joy

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sewingbythecea 22 years ago

Joy, still cannot en-Joy what others have been praising. Cea

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Joy Hardie 22 years ago

Cea, What do you get? Anything? Val e-mailed me the actual page that she gets - showing no buttons. So we deduced that since the buttons were the only thing she wasn't getting - thus making it impossible for her to access any of the pages - that her computer wasn't Java enabled. Doesn't anything come up? Maybe I can get you there through a back door. Or, the personal invite to my home is always open to you too. Joy

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bga 22 years ago

Joy, FYI - with the new link all I see is the standard, this page cannot be displayed. With the old link, I was able to see the 'home' page, but the applet would never load to allow me to see the other pictures. Hopes this helps you understand what is happening.

-brenda

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Poohma 22 years ago

Have you checked your settings? Open Internet Explorer, click on Tools >

Internet Options > Security. Once there, highlight Internet and click on Custom. Scroll down to Microsoft VM and check your "Java permissions" (I keep mine on High safety) to make use it is enabled. Then scroll down some more to Scripting. Make sure "Active Scripting" and "Scripting of Java applets" are enabled. Once done, click "OK" all the way out and restart IE. See if that helps...

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