Still puzzled about blocked Javascript

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Al Krismer

Hello,

Javascript is not blocked in the preview mode when
previweing my web pages. Only when I click F12 and the page
comes up in the IE browser then it doesn't work.

I am puzzled because I have other webpages which are on the
web that use javascript and work perfectly. If the settings
on IE 5 were set to block javascript would it effect my
published web pages with javascript?

Thanks

Al
 
J

Jon Spivey

Hi,
Javascript is only blocked in IE when you view a file on your own
computer - this is a new "feature" of SP2. It's annoying for web developers
but sensible for users. You can disable in IE or use server based webs
(http://localhost/web/page.htm) Either way when you publish to the web your
script will be fine.
 
J

Jim Cheshire \(JIMCO\)

Jon said:
Hi,
Javascript is only blocked in IE when you view a file on your own
computer - this is a new "feature" of SP2. It's annoying for web
developers but sensible for users. You can disable in IE or use
server based webs (http://localhost/web/page.htm) Either way when you
publish to the web your script will be fine.

Assuming you're not running a third-party tool that blocks JavaScript from
executing.

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A

Andrew Murray

Check the following:
1) you have javascript turned on in your browser
2) Your third-party firewall is not blocking it (or)
2-a) Windows FIrewall (in XP) is not blocking it.
 

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