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what are you talking about here:<br />
-they are unable to update the database/they click on the link <br />
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is this a form that is posting to the server?<br />
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You need to get IE 10 so you can test and fix it... then you can post up a more detailed script error or stack trace, this is the best way for us to help you...
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what are you talking about here:
-they are unable to update the database/they click on the link

is this a form that is posting to the server?

You need to get IE 10 so you can test and fix it... then you can post up a more detailed script error or stack trace, this is the best way for us to help you...

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Thank you. &nbsp;They cant edit the database or form or just does nothing. Off you run ie in capability view it works fine
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Thank you.  They cant edit the database or form or just does nothing. Off you run ie in capability view it works fine

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Really no errors. &nbsp; It seems to be only with ie 10. &nbsp;Works fine in debug and with other browsers.
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Really no errors.   It seems to be only with ie 10.  Works fine in debug and with other browsers.

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I have a website built in visual studio 2010 and asp.net 4.0<br />
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I have a database form that works fine with prior version of the browser, but for the people who have Explorer 10 they are unable to update the database. &nbsp;When they click on the link nothing happens. &nbsp;If they go to compatibility view it works fine.
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I have a website built in visual studio 2010 and asp.net 4.0

I have a database form that works fine with prior version of the browser, but for the people who have Explorer 10 they are unable to update the database.  When they click on the link nothing happens.  If they go to compatibility view it works fine.

Visual Studio 2010 and ASP.net links not working in IE 10

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