Internet Explorer blocks javascript

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I programmed a website and would like it to work in all browsers. But in IE, in all versions, it does not work as desired. I noticed that he was blocking my javascript and jquery codes with a message about activeX. Where I work, for example, we use a standard skeleton for the layout of websites, which makes it much easier. I leave a link to one of the following: http://www.hoteldabarrars.com.br/ It normally runs jquery and all scripts. Now on the site I did alone from the beginning, IE ends up blocked with Activex.

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  • I added information in the question post.

  • In which version of IE did you see this problem happening?

  • In all versions, taking into account that I tested first in the latest version available. I ended up finding a solution by putting the following code before the <html> tag: <!-saved from url=(0014)about:internet-> I don’t understand how it works, but it works.

  • Could show how your scripts are referenced in HTML?

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Take the next steps.

Configuration - Internet Counters - Security - Custom level - Activex control and plug-ins - Check the flags you want.

From the screen you access on the way you have to go testing the settings. I hope for sure.

  • But there is no way to do this automatically? Type it interpret jquery without the user having to enter the browser settings?

  • The execution of a Script involves security issues and permissions. And when it comes to IE I don’t think it will be possible to run auto. But wait, maybe someone knows how to do it. By checking the flags you were able to run? See more

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