Facebook is one of the most visited sites on the internet these days.  The application has come a long way since it's inception and many value-added features have been implemented  to make Facebook much more versatile. Facebook is no longer just a place to post photos and check up on your friends status.  People use Facebook more and more as a central information portal. Common usage, both personal and  business include things  like getting advice, promoting products and services and branding.  Facebook has also become a primary means of communication for many people by way of messaging, comments and of course Facebook chat.  Facebook is a large, feature rich application and of course it's not immune to growing pains and bugs.  This article will help alleviate some of the common and very annoying Facebook chat errors and problems that many users experience from time to time or in some cases, constantly.  Be sure to take advantage of our free MacBook offer as well!

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Problem: The Chat Window In The Lower Right Of My Screen Won't Open.

Solution: Enable Javascript. If you don't have JavaScript enabled in your browser you can run into this problem.

To enable Javascript on Internet Explorer do the following:

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.
3. On the Security tab, click Internet.
4. Click Custom Level.
5. Scroll down to Active scripting.
6. Click Enable (or Prompt).
7. Click OK.

To enable Javascript o Firefox do the following:

1. Locate the top menu bar.  Click Tools (Windows) or Firefox (Mac)
2. Select Options (Windows) or Preferences (Mac).
3. Click Content.
4. Enable Javascript

Problem: In the Chat area on the left side of your screen you see - "No one is online."

Solution: You need to enable your chat lists.  Open the chat window from the bottom right of your screen and make sure all the "sliders" are green.  If they are grey then slide them to the right to view your "Friends Online".

Problem: Your online friends go offline as soon as you click their name to chat.

Solution: Open the chat window on the bottom right hand side of the screen. Click "Friend Lists", then create a new list.  Add a few random friends to the list, then logout of Facebook.  When you log back into Facebook, make sure to click "Keep me logged in".  When you're logged in, open the chat window again and make sure all of your chat "sliders" are green.  You shouldn't have the problem anymore.  You can delete the random list if you want now.

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