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I have a site created using .net and the ajaxcontroltoolkit. When some users log on they do not see the controls on the page. I can duplicate this if I disable active scripting in ie. The problem is that the users I have spoken with have active scripting enabled. I have had them navigate to a site that tests javascript and it passes. Has anyone experienced this problem? If so what was your solution? Does anyone know what would cause this sort of behavior?

edcuzz
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    do you have a code sample? depending what code you are using you may find a setting that is still affecting execution. e.g. there is a setting in Options... Advanced "Enable native XMLHTTP support" which toggles the use of XMLHTTPRequests via native JavaScript or using the ActiveX one. – scunliffe Oct 28 '10 at 17:17
  • In addition, what version(s) of IE are you/they using. – scunliffe Oct 28 '10 at 20:48

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You may try the following:

  1. Add a noscript tag in one of your pages, this will confirm if this behavior is due to disabled active scripting or somthing else.

    <noscript> Active Scripting Disabled </noscript>

  2. I.E have 4 different security zones (Internet, Local Intranet, Trusted sites and Restricted sites). Make sure your site exists inside one with active scripting enabled.

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  • I have tried both of these and scripts are enabled. I have had users try to put the site in the trusted sites zone both to no avail. – edcuzz Dec 22 '10 at 17:23