"Java Script Disabled on your browser. Please Enable it."

I tried to log-in to this site:
"http://www.edudel.nic.in/mis/MisAdmin/frmMisLogin.aspx"
but instead got this message:
"Java Script Disabled on your browser. Please Enable it."
I have already enabled JavaScript in settings, but it gives the same error. When I tried doing the same in Internet Explorer (v9), everything was working fine. Please tell me what to do.

The problem is there's a glitch in the javascript of http://edudel.nic.in/mis/MisAdmin/frmMisLogin.aspx
There's a form element with an ID of "txtpassword", but in their validation function, they call it with getElementById("txtPassword"). Obviously a case issue, but it apparently works in IE.
I created a workaround for a user I met in #firefox, a simple greasemonkey script that replaces the function with a fixed version.
Here's the link:
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/102156

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phrarod wrote:
> I came here to learn. It was a simple thing and I was
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friend owns that company.
> He's trying to help me out. He's a great guy and helps
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> blind-sided me. I have a solution. If its so basic it
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>
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