My son was listening to the car radio with the engine off for a couple of hours and as a result the car would not start. When you turned the key all you heard was a click, click, click. We tried to jump start it to no avail. Now there is no sound when you try to start the car. Also, when you open the door and put the key in the ignition the hazard lights flash and the interior dash lights also flash on and off for about 30 seconds. I installed a new battery and the same things happen. Did I burn out a fuseable link wire when I tried to jump start it the first time?

Your car has several different ignition positions. They each offer slightly different functionality.
Off: In this position, the engine is off, and so are your electronic accessories (unless the delay has not expired yet). You can still turn on lights (headlights, interior lights, etc.).
ACC: This is the accessory position. Turn the key to ACC if you want to listen to the radio, play a CD or use other accessories without cranking the engine.
On: In this position, all of the electronics should come on. This is also the position that the key will return to after cranking the engine.
Start: Turn the key to this position to crank the engine. Let go of the key when the engine is running and the key will return to the on position.

http://www.aa1car.com/library/ignition_switch_positions.jpg

I use to own a car that had an ignition that was ACC - OFF - ON - START.

Try turning your ignition one position clockwise and see if the radio turns off and the key comes out.

https://hackadaycom.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/ignition.jpg?w=450&h=338

Try pushing the button again to reset the system. You can also look in the owner's manual for answers.

unplug battery,let sit for an hour,plug battery in then unlock back doors with key fob a couple times then put key in ign turn to on and wait 30 secs and start it

when unhooking the battery turn key on all the way to run position and leave that way for about two hours and then turn off and remove key and hook up battery and start engine that procedure drains the backup battery in the computer and makes it relearn back to factory settings basicly reboots

Put some gas in, a couple gallons should do. Turn the key on.....not the engine. Listen to the quick hum from the fuel pump. Turn key off. Follow this procedure abt 10 times then start up the car.

could be a couple of thing,maybe your battery going bad,your ignition switch could be going bad,or possibly your starter.

When this happens, move the Gear Selector lever a bit. It has a Neutral Safety switch that may be slightly out of adjustment

flat battery activates the anti-theft code for the radio
you will need to get it and put it in the radio for it to work

turn the key on and listen to see if you hear a slight whining sound from under neath the car..it a good indication that the pump is working. gas cap could be bad also or not on tight!