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weird problem on one of our servers w2k12. Users reported one internet website showing wrong and I found out it's because JavaScript just does not want to run in this browser on any websites. It's the same version as on other servers - 11.0.9600.18894. Putting website into trusted sites does not help. Security settings for all zones have Scripting / active scripting: Enable. If I press F12 the dev console is weirdly blank, so I suppose something fails to load. enter image description here

Reboot did not help, there is nothing in eventlog and checkdisk did not find anything. Will try sfc /scannow yet...

Vitas
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If the Dev console is blank you have an error that isn't letting the page load at all It is probably not a security setting and someone changed something that screwed up the javascript you should try disabling scripts one at a time to see who the culprit is and once you find it fix the error

Hope this helps

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  • sorry, I am not sure what you mean. The page loads but parts of it are missing and I tested on other browsers that it happens when scripting is disabled. I made a test page with one javascript command alert("dfgsdgf") and it does not do anything in IE on this server while on others it displays a messagebox, so scripting just does not work at all. – Vitas Feb 12 '18 at 13:48
  • http://help.elecosoft.com/powerproject_bim/english/14.0.03/ it is this webpage. With scripting disabled the contents blocks are empty. You can test for yourself. With FireFox Portable it works. Only in IE I can't get it to work on this one server. – Vitas Feb 12 '18 at 13:52
  • That is very odd, on my Internet Explorer it works just fine. You might have to add some legacy JS code that will run on your older version of IE. Im guessing your JS version is too updated to work with that older version of IE. You could post the code so we could see. – spacesamurai Feb 12 '18 at 15:15
  • What version of IE are you using? your Jquery is version v1.12.4 You should look up if that version is compatible with the IE you are using – spacesamurai Feb 12 '18 at 15:20
  • sorry but what older version are you talking about? I clearly said all IEs are the same version. There is no older one. The version number is in my first post. And how would I add a legacy js code onto a public website? – Vitas Feb 13 '18 at 08:06
  • Internet Explorer version I meant. I looked at your link and saw it is running Jquery v1.12.4 and wanted to make sure the browser you were using to access it was compatible Not sure what you mean about adding legacy js code onto a public website, if you own the website just go to the folder where the js is located on the server and modify it there. you can look up depreciated js code on this website or others. – spacesamurai Feb 14 '18 at 19:58
  • spacesamurai please just read the OP. I say IE is version 11.0.9600.18894 which is the same as on all other servers where this website works. And no we don't own this website so cannot change any JQuery in it. Anyway so far it seems customer forgot about it or stopped caring... – Vitas Feb 23 '18 at 08:49