IE9 allow blocked content - is not prompted on every page
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"A" is what I sometimes get when I try to preview a simple "Hello World" type web page demonstrating the use of a jQuery folder tab plugin I am evaluating.
if I click the button to allow blocked content -- then the jQuery gets applied and you see the tabbed folder effect shown in figure "B".
That is all fine and good. The problem is ... I am trying to use the same jQuery plugin on another page and it is coming up looking like figure "A" shown below -- BUT -- there is no prompt to allow blocked content.
So...I need help figuring-out how to get IE9 to allow the jQuery plugin to run.
Thank you,
Tom
"A" is what I sometimes get when I try to preview a simple "Hello World" type web page demonstrating the use of a jQuery folder tab plugin I am evaluating.
if I click the button to allow blocked content -- then the jQuery gets applied and you see the tabbed folder effect shown in figure "B".
That is all fine and good. The problem is ... I am trying to use the same jQuery plugin on another page and it is coming up looking like figure "A" shown below -- BUT -- there is no prompt to allow blocked content.
So...I need help figuring-out how to get IE9 to allow the jQuery plugin to run.
Thank you,
Tom
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Let's begin with just getting it to work while debugging on my local machine inside the Visual Studio IDE.
And it's not that JavaScript won't run, per se.
For example....
This will run:
$("#tabs").css("border","1
This will not:
$("#tabs").tabs();