JavaScript problem in IE7

sathiyasri

Hello Everybody,

I recently made a page that uses JavaScript to create the menu. I was testing it ind Firefox and everything worked fine.

I then installed the newest version of Internet Explorer 7 to test it on that. When I try to open the page, I get that bar at the top that says something like "IE has restriced this webpage from running scripts or ActiveX controls..."

I know I can click the bar and say "allow scripts" or adjust the security settings to not restrict them. However, I don't want the viewers of my site having to do that. I want it just to load with no problem like it does in Firefox.

Does anyone know what I have to do? Is there something I have to change about the JavaScript that IE will not disable it?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Kaneda

With standard browser settings, IE mostly pops up that message, because you're running the javascript locally through the file system rather than over HTTP. I.e., you're opening an HTML/javascript file on your local computer, rather than on a web server. If that's the case, try putting it on a web server, and see if you still have the problem Smile