Interesting, the single line of code you sent works fine in IE, but not the website? With the code, IE asks if I want to allow blocked content, but doesn't give any warning for the website
...Terry
Armand G
hi dkim18,
I've noticed that this google calendar inside the IE that has a compatibility viewer turned off looks like this. Could you try to turn on the compatibility viewer setting on?
Go to IE->Menu->Tools->click on Compatibility Viewer
Cheers!
A
Frosty555
Interestingly, I actually get the opposite effect. On Windows 8 IE10, it works fine for me.
If I turn ON Compatibility View (e.g. you click the little torn page icon and it turns blue), then I see dkim18's behavior with the calendar not showing up.
This is funny, I'm not seeing any weather icons in all the browsers. But I've seen inside you have another frame calling the google calendar which has a meta set to IE-7. If you could try and change that value to IE-9 and see what happens?
This is the code that needs to change to IE9:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7"> to
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=9">
I am not following...
I searched text in entire site, but couldn't find <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=7">.
Armand G
hi dkim18,
You can try opening Firefox and then move your cursor anywhere inside the Google calendar and then right click it, select This Frame-> View Frame Source.
...Terry