JavaScript in SearchWithin.org

What is JavaScript?

According to The JavaScript Source, JavaScript is defined as "...a basic scripting language that allows Web authors to create dynamic pages that react to user interaction. JavaScript is a 'safe' programming language, one that cannot access any system controls or hardware on a user's computer."

The authors of SearchWithin.org use JavaScript to hide email addresses from spambots, sort the lists on the Download page, provide mouse rollovers, and other small enhancements.

If the following text states that "JavaScript may be disabled," then JavaScript in your browser settings are most likely disabled.

If JavaScript is disabled in your Web browser, you can safely enable this feature while visiting SearchWithin.org. Alternatively, if you wish to visit us with JavaScript disabled, some functions will be unavailable. For example, the column sorting feature will not function in the "download" page; or traditional email address...

example@searchwithin.org

...will appear as follows:

example at searchwithin dot org

When applicable, we will post special notes about disabled JavaScript on our Web pages.

Enable or Disable JavaScript

In Internet Explorer 4.0 or later:

Click "Tools" on the top menu bar, then "Internet Options..."
Click the "Security" tab
Select "Custom Level..." and scroll down to the "Scripting" area
To enable: make sure "Enable" is selected under "Active scripting"
To disable: make sure "Disable" is selected under "Active scripting"
Click "OK" twice
Refresh the page or, if needed, restart the browser

In Firefox 1.5 or later:

Click "Tools" on the menu, then "Options..."
Click "Content"
Check the box next to "Enable JavaScript" or uncheck it to disable
Note: more refinements are available by clicking the "Advanced..." button
Click "OK"

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