If you are experiencing problems with our website that you have not encountered before, it is likely that you have a corrupted cookie. The easiest way to clear cookies is to remove them from your computer rather than the web browser.
Cookies are small text files (usually less than 1K in size) that websites send to your computer's hard drive to identify you when you return. Think of them as your ID (identification) badge. Cookies are harmless and cannot affect the performance of your computer.
Without the cookie file, websites you frequent, like EventAvenue.com, will treat you as a new user each time you return.
To clear cookies using Internet Explorer for a PC:
Open your Internet Explorer browser by clicking on the blue 'e'.
Click Tools located at the top of your web browser and select Internet Options.
Click Delete Cookies.
Click OK and OK again.
To clear cookies using Internet Explorer for a Macintosh:
Cache files or Temporary Internet Files (in Microsoft Windows 95 and higher) are copies of files sent to your web browser when you access a website, such as EventAvenue.com. They help make downloading a website faster than usual when you return to the website later. Sometimes cache and Temporary Internet Files can cause problems in viewing your current information on the EventAvenue website.
Below are instructions to clear your cache for various browsers. If your browser is not listed, we suggest that you use the help section of your browser or contact their customer service center.
Clearing cache and cookies for Internet Explorer:
Open your Internet Explorer browser.
Click Tools located at the top of the web browser and select Internet Options.
Select the General tab
In the Temporary Internet Files section, click Settings and choose View Files.
Click Edit and select Select All.
Press the Delete key on the keyboard.
If prompted to delete cookies, click Yes.
Clearing cache and cookies for Netscape(Mozilla) browser:
Click Edit at the top of the browser.
Click Preferences in the drop-down menu.
On the left side Category tree click the plus sign to the left of Privacy & Security.
Under Privacy & Security, click the plus sign to the left of Cookies.
In the window that pops up, right-click Manage Stored Cookies.
Be sure to uncheck the box near the bottom of that window that states: Don't allow sites that set removed cookies to set future cookies.
Click Remove all cookies.
Click Close.
On the left side directory tree, click the plus sign next to Advanced.
Under Advanced click Cache.
Click Clear Cache button on the right window.
Click OK.
Clearing cache and cookies for Internet Explorer on a Macintosh:
Click Explorer or Edit at the top of your screen.
Click Preferences.
Under Web Browser Preferences click Advanced.
Click Empty Now on the right .
Click OK.
Under Receiving Files Preferences, click Cookies.
Click Delete on the right.
Click OK.
Clearing cache and cookies for AOL:
Open the AOL account.
Click Settings on the toolbar (My AOL for older versions).
Select Preferences.
Select Internet Properties (WWW) on the left-hand side, (Older versions will show a WWW box).
In the middle of the Internet Options box is a section called Temporary Internet Files.
Click Delete Files and check the box Delete All Offline Content.
Click OK.
Clearing Cache and Cookies for AOL on a Macintosh:
Click My AOL at the top of your browser.
Select Preferences.
Click the WWW icon on the left hand side.
On the right hand side, click Empty Cache Now.
Click Advanced Settings on the right. This will bring up a new window for Advanced Settings.
To the left under Receiving, click Cookies.
Highlight all cookies and press Delete on your keyboard.
Clearing cache and cookies for Netscape (Mozilla) on Microsoft Windows or Macintosh:
Open Netscape and select the Edit drop-down menu.
Select Preferences.
Click Advanced on the left hand side of the screen and then click Cache. You will see an option to clear your disk and memory Cache, it is best to clear both types of Cache.
You may also need to locate the folder on your hard drive named Cookies or Magic Cookies and delete the cookies that are stored there.
In order to view Google ads on a website, you will need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser. To do so, please follow the instructions below:
Internet Explorer (6.0)
Select 'Tools' from the top menu
Choose 'Internet Options'
Click on the 'Security' tab
Click on 'Custom Level'
Scroll down until you see section labled 'Scripting'
Under 'Active Scripting', select 'Enable' and click OK
Netscape Navigator (4.8)
Select 'Edit' from the top menu
Choose 'Preferences'
Choose 'Advanced'
Choose 'Scripts & Plugins'
Select the 'Enable JavaScript' checkbox and click OK
Mozilla Firefox (1.0)
Select 'Tools' from the top menu
Choose 'Options'
Choose 'Web Features' from the left navigation
Select the checkbox next to 'Enable JavaScript' and click OK
Mozilla Firefox (1.5)
Select 'Tools' from the top menu
Choose 'Options'
Choose 'Content' from the top navigation
Select the checkbox next to 'Enable JavaScript' and click OK
Apple Safari (1.0)
Select 'Safari' from the top menu
Choose 'Preferences'
Choose 'Security'
Select the checkbox next to 'Enable JavaScript'
Please keep in mind that upgrading your browser or installing new security software or security patches may affect your JavaScript settings. It is a good idea to double-check that JavaScript is still enabled if you notice problems displaying Google ads. Additionally, if your JavaScript setting is set to 'Prompt', you may encounter a warning about downloading potentially dangerous scripts from a website that displays Google ads.
If you are still experiencing problems viewing the ads after ensuring that JavaScript is enabled in your browser, please check if you have any personal firewall or security software installed.
Installing personal firewall software on your computer may alter the appearance of Google ads or may interfere with the ability to click on these ads when displayed on your computer. The effects of this software can include ads appearing without a visible URL or title, or ads not appearing at all.
In order to properly view Google ads, we recommend ensuring that you have disabled any ad blocking or JavaScript disabling features of your internet security software. Below is a list of some of the applications that may interfere with the ability to view Google ads:
Norton Internet Security
Norton Personal Firewall
Norton Anti-Spam
Firefox Ad Blocker plug-in
Kerio Firewall
McAfee Firewall
Proxomitron
Windows XP Service Pack 2 with firewall enabled
For information on how to disable the ad blocking feature of a particular product, we recommend that you contact the support for that product directly. If you do not have any personal firewall software installed on your machine and are still having trouble viewing Google ads, please ensure that you have properly enabled JavaScript for your browser.