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In what case does IE8 block Javascript and how to avoid it?

I got a web site using jQuery, jQuery Tools and some handcrafted JS running performing graphical enhancements. While it's running smooth on FF, Safari and Chrome, IE blocks the script execution :

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There is nothing particularly more dangerous on this code than, let's say, on Netvibes.

Why is even talking about activeX ? I'm using JS.

And how can I prevent that ? I don't want my user to click on "I allow this website" to work. It would be like putting a big red absolute DIV reading "Live quick and never come back".

Solution

  • As Ken Browning said in a comment to your question, this alert happens with javascript when on a High Security Zone, where local pages are.

    If someone has the Internet as a High Security Zone, then the warning will pop up.

    You can add localhost to the Trusted Sites Zone.