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Join Date: Oct 2007

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JavaScript and Browsers IE

Oct 28th, 2007

I love JavaScript but the moment I place <script language="javascript"> . . . and run the web page I get a warning message regarding the danger of a script or active X from the browser. Others seem to be using 'mouse-over' instruction and other such code without this message. I don't want a viewer to be scared away. Anyone have any ideas PLEASE.

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Re: JavaScript and Browsers IE

Oct 29th, 2007

That message is shown only when Javascript is executed locally and that too only on IE7. No such message would be displayed to the user once you site goes online, be rest assured.

Last edited by ~s.o.s~ : Oct 29th, 2007 at 2:36 pm.

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