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another technique, just give it a try, it may wrk <br />
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if (“ActiveXObject” in window){//IE11<br />
nameCtrl = new ActiveXObject(“Name.NameCt<wbr />rl”);<br />
}
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another technique, just give it a try, it may wrk

if (“ActiveXObject” in window){//IE11
nameCtrl = new ActiveXObject(“Name.NameCtrl”);
}

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I'm splitting points on this one.
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ActiveX objects are now handled differently in IE 11 so now it has to be declared differently as myselfandhawa points out. Thanks to both the experts for all the help!
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ActiveX objects are now handled differently in IE 11 so now it has to be declared differently as myselfandhawa points out. Thanks to both the experts for all the help!

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Our company has Microsoft Lync we use the JavaScript Name control to add Presence functionality to our ColdFusion web pages. This is not using dot net. Now we are finding out that the javascript presence functionality is no longer working with IE 11. It's working just fine in IE 8 and IE 9 but not 11. Does anybody know the workaround for this? &nbsp;Here is the control code: There is tons of info about Lync but only when used with sharepoint or dot net.
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Our company has Microsoft Lync we use the JavaScript Name control to add Presence functionality to our ColdFusion web pages. This is not using dot net. Now we are finding out that the javascript presence functionality is no longer working with IE 11. It's working just fine in IE 8 and IE 9 but not 11. Does anybody know the workaround for this?  Here is the control code: There is tons of info about Lync but only when used with sharepoint or dot net.

Microsoft Lync Presence Javascript Name Control Stopped Working On IE 11

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