Javascript gives invalid password message

I have been trying to create an account with an employer and I can not do it from my computer. The employer tested their site and it is fine. I had friends create accounts from their pc with no problem. After entering my password i get a JavaScript error that reads. "Please enter a valid password. Delete all the invalid characters, including spaces, from your password." I assure you I am not using any invalid characters and I am following the guidelines of their website. Is this a Javascript problem and how can I fix it? Frustrated! Thanks. -J

You might try posting the link here for others to try it out.
What browsers were your PC-using friends using? What browsers have you tried? The site author might have coded it in such as way that it works for Internet Explorer but not for Safari. Recently in my web development class, I had a problem where my site worked in Safari, but not in IE. Turned out to be a little quirk where IE is a little more picky than other browsers. This might be a similar thing, but the other way around.

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