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Hmmm...looks like you either don't have a browser that can handle JavaScript or you just have it disabled.
If you use
Netscape Navigator version 4.XX
or
Netscape Communicator version 4.XX:
Click "Edit" on the menu bar
Click "Preferences..."
Click on the word "Advanced"
Make sure the box next to "Enable JavaScript" is checked
Click "OK" at the bottom of the window
Click "Reload" to reload this page
If you use
Netscape Navigator version 3.XX
Click "Options" on the menu bar
Click "Network Preferences..."
Click on the "Languages" tab
Make sure the box next to "JavaScript" is checked
Click "OK" at the bottom of the window
Click "Reload" to reload this page
I don't have any info on how to enable JavaScript on the
Internet Explorer
browsers.
If anyone could help me out just send me an
E-Mail
.
If you just can't get anything to work you might need to download new browser. You can get one at
www.browsers.com
.
I
n case you are wondering why in the world I used JavaScript for site instead of regular HTML, I am doing this so I can actually update my site within a reasonable amount of time. As you might have noticed, my site spans two servers and it gets pretty nasty when I plan to update my page. I used to have to update multiple pages everytime I added even one file. The remedy for that was to fix my site so that I only needed to modify one file and that file would in turn update the other pages. A job that took maybe 30 minutes to an hour (depending on my mood, the speed of the servers, etc.) will now only take a few minutes. Now you don't have to wait 6 or 7 months for another update on this site. :)
And for all of you great people who sent me their original MIDI creations, you will actually see them up here!! :)
-Dré
