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That doesn't make any sense. &nbsp;IE usually blocks javascript when it is loaded in a file with the &quot;file://&quot; protocol which means Not from a web server. &nbsp;It's a &quot;security precaution&quot;.<br />
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What error messages are you getting?
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That doesn't make any sense.  IE usually blocks javascript when it is loaded in a file with the "file://" protocol which means Not from a web server.  It's a "security precaution".

What error messages are you getting?

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No error message at all - just doesn't execute it.
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No error message at all - just doesn't execute it.

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Can you give us a link so we can check it out?
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Can you give us a link so we can check it out?

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Unfortunately not.<br />
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Remote Server hosts website.<br />
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Called locally on server - IE8 or Chrome - OK<br />
Called remotely - Chrome - OK<br />
Called remotely - IE10 - JavaScript ignored.
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Unfortunately not.

Remote Server hosts website.

Called locally on server - IE8 or Chrome - OK
Called remotely - Chrome - OK
Called remotely - IE10 - JavaScript ignored.

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But...<br />
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<a href="http://javatester.org/javascript.html" rel="ugc">http://javatester.org/javascript.html</a><br />
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...indicates that javascript is working.
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But...

http://javatester.org/javascript.html [http://javatester.org/javascript.html]

...indicates that javascript is working.

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Javascript now does run okay now that I've turned compatibility view OFF.<br />
Trouble now is that visually the site looks terrible !<br />
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So how can I run JavaScript in compatibility view ?
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Javascript now does run okay now that I've turned compatibility view OFF.
Trouble now is that visually the site looks terrible !

So how can I run JavaScript in compatibility view ?

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I don't know, I don't have IE10. &nbsp;Click on &quot;Request Attention&quot; above to get someone else to look at your question.
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I don't know, I don't have IE10.  Click on "Request Attention" above to get someone else to look at your question.

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Have some javascript that runs fine when IE is run on the web server itself but when IE is used from a remote PC the javascript does not run at all. All works fine, locally and remotely with Chrome. Are there any settings required in IE ?
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Have some javascript that runs fine when IE is run on the web server itself but when IE is used from a remote PC the javascript does not run at all. All works fine, locally and remotely with Chrome. Are there any settings required in IE ?

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