IE has restricted this webpage from running scripts


  1. HelpMe7
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    IE has restricted this webpage from running scripts


    I’m building a website and when I press F12 to open a page ‘am building, I get this following message….

    To help protect security, IE has restricted this webpage from running scripts or ActiveX controls that could access your computer. Click here for options….

    I right click on highlighted bar and select “Allow blocked content” and it opens. :)

    How can I set my settings so I can avoid this error message?

    Thanks, Scotty13
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  3. madmansam
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    If I remember right ...on that highlighted bar you should had an option to (always allow)
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  4. HelpMe7
    Posts : 67
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    No, it doesnt. I can set it to allow it, but than it will allow something to download without my permission.
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