Anyway, the calls to disableSelection should not be made until the page has loaded.
Check your browser console for error messages. Mine (GC) says it couldn't load the resource http://js-kit.com/ratings.js. I don't have Opera installed currently.
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That script does nothing useful at all - all anyone need do is to turn JavaScript off for your page so that it doesn't run - something that anyone likely to want to be able to do would have an option displayed in their browser status bar to do with one click.
The only situation where anything to do with "disable" something works with JavaScript is where the visitor to your page disables the script that is blocking what they want to do.
It works for me in the recent version of Opera for Windows, but you do not have a third field in your form which causes an error.
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But how to fix it, in my web page there's no such line?
There is when I view the source for your page, unless you are using some kind of templating system..
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