In today's digital age, we cannot do without the use of various web pages and applications. Most of these applications require the use of JavaScript for front-end interaction and data processing. However, when using these applications, have you ever encountered the problem that the browser cannot find JavaScript?
First of all, let us understand what is JavaScript? JavaScript is a scripting language primarily used for web programming and building applications. It can be embedded directly into HTML pages and can be seamlessly integrated with other technologies (such as CSS and HTML) to achieve interactive and dynamic operations. JavaScript is widely used in web design, animation effects, form validation, data processing, etc.
However, when we use JavaScript, we may encounter situations where the browser cannot find JavaScript. There may be many reasons for this situation. Let’s analyze these reasons one by one and provide some corresponding solutions.
1. Browser cache problem
First of all, when we modify the JavaScript file, the browser may not be able to find the new JavaScript file due to the browser cache. In order to solve this problem, we need to clear the browser cache. In major mainstream browsers, you can generally clear the cache by pressing the Ctrl Shift Delete key combination, or find the corresponding clear cache option in the browser settings.
2. File path error
Another reason why the browser cannot find JavaScript is that the file path is incorrect. When using JavaScript, we need to use the
