I am no longer able to open my web site’s local desktop copy. I still believe it is due to an Apple Java upgrade, because my oldest laptop, which has NOT been upgraded, does not give me the same problem; but I am not sure, and I hope that there is another solution.
I’m practically a total idiot when it comes to technical questions like these, so any, ANY direction in easy English would be most appreciated.
For whatever it’s worth, I only received these specifics, after I did a download of the HTML files from my web site to my desktop. Before I did the download, all I got was a message about “null point errors.”
Here are the messages I am receiving when I try to open my desktop local copy of Lingobylingo.com:
at crossword.focusColor(crossword.java:846)
at crossword.loadSolvePuzzle(crossword.java:535)
at crossword.init(crossword.java:181)
at sun. plugin2.applet.Plugin2Manager$AppletExecutionRunnable.run(Plugin2.Manager)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java.680)
I might just have to do that, if I can find someone to do it for me. Because of a long break in my site updates, I cannot identify the Java update (there were several) which might have been responsible. I doubt that my Time Machine back-ups go back far enough.
Not that it helps but I had a similar error with some hardware monitoring via a webpage that went back to from what I remember October. So I would guess you are looking for a javascript version before that time.
I can’t be of any help. I do not own a Mac (so I don’t have a clue where the icons are). I can tell you that in Windows, you have a Java icon in the control panel. There you can check which plugin versions are installed and available, and activate/deactivate a particular one. Maybe there’s something similar in Mac