IE question

[diverrick]

Does anyone know how to turn on the pop up menu, when I click on a persons name? It works while I am at work, but will not work at home using IE5.1. I am also using a kensington track ball, Could it be controlled through that Program? I gave up on attempting to log in with AOL, never did work after the switch.

 

[WreckWriter]

Do you have ********** turned on? does the Quick Links pop-up work or do none of them work?

You don't have a pop-up blocker running, do you?

If none of that applies I recommend upgrading your browser to version 6.

WW

 

[WreckWriter]

Whoa! You have the name of a coding language in your bad word list???

 

[Otter]

Wow, is it ********** or ActiveX? I guess it depends if you like Sun or Microsoft!

 

[boney]

LOL! I thought that was just you cussin'.

 

[Otter]

I see, its Java$cript...I wonder what word it THINKS it is...must be a MS feature!

 

[diverrick]

I checked and I have both JS and Activex running and enabled. Is there a key stroke for that action? I am thinking that there must be a keystroke, and I need to assign it to a mouse button. Or maybe not, as I am a moron when it comes to this sxxx! And to top it all off, It is a MAC I am running, (Wife Requires it for her work) I can't wait to get a real PC that work like everyone elses.

 

[WreckWriter]

If its a MAC I can't help you. Chances are it just doesn't work there.

 

[diverrick]

I forgot to mention, Quick links DO work by simply putting the curser over it.
I also can view the message text if I put my curser over the meassge title with out opening it. Seems like the name thing is the only thing not working.

 

[CBulla]

This sounds funny, but some web components simply do not work in certain version of some browsers. This is a problem I ran into quite frequently when writing the websites for one of the local broadcasting companies. I would suggest an upgrade to a newer version of IE (with the patches installed) unless doing so would not be compatible with a proprietary software that your using on your home PC.