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I have created intranet webpage - page1.html. It has <br />
&lt;a href=&quot;page2.aspx&quot; &gt;&nbsp;page2&lt;/a&gt; <br />
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Now, page2.aspx has some c# code and the rest is &nbsp;html5 code. If browser is set to run in &quot;compatibility mode&quot; it does not appear properly. <br />
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So in page2.aspx I added this code - &nbsp;<br />
&lt;head&gt; &lt;meta http-equiv=&quot;X-UA-Compatibl<wbr />e&quot; content=&quot;IE=edge&quot;&gt; &nbsp;&lt;/head&gt; &nbsp;<br />
Hence if i open link <a href="http://myserver/mywebsite/page2.aspx" rel="ugc">http://myserver/mywebsite/page2.aspx</a>, it appears fine even if in IE browser &quot;show intranet sites in compatibility mode&quot; is checked. <br />
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But if i open page2.aspx by clicking on the link in page1.html, it does not appear correctly <br />
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please guide<br />
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thanks...
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I have created intranet webpage - page1.html. It has 
<a href="page2.aspx" > page2</a> 

Now, page2.aspx has some c# code and the rest is  html5 code. If browser is set to run in "compatibility mode" it does not appear properly. 

So in page2.aspx I added this code -  
<head> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">  </head>  
Hence if i open link http://myserver/mywebsite/page2.aspx, it appears fine even if in IE browser "show intranet sites in compatibility mode" is checked. 

But if i open page2.aspx by clicking on the link in page1.html, it does not appear correctly 

please guide

thanks...

Disable Compatiblity mode in IE using meta-tag does not work in a-href

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