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#Enable javascript internet explorer 8 registration

In the Reset Internet Explorer Settings dialog box, click Reset to confirm. After adding the sites click Close (to close Trusted Sites) and then OK (to close Internet Options). On the Tools menu, click Internet Options.Paste each site into the dialog and then click Add: Scroll down to Scripting and select the radio button to Enable or Disable it.Use the Trusted Sites dialog to add these four sites.

Change to the Security tab click Trusted Sites and then click the Sites button:.

When you IE on a Windows Server you will get a message showing that enhanced security is enabled:.

Note: The screenshots below are from IE 8, and may vary a little with IE 9 or 10.

Interfaceware related sites so you can download Iguana:.

To use Iguana on a Windows Server you will need to add the following sites to the IE trusted sites: Instead you will see a blank screen like this: Determine what browser version is in use. This is what you should see when you register a trial license: To enable JavaScript follow the steps below that apply to the browser you are using.

#Enable javascript internet explorer 8 registration

When you are trying to register Iguana you will see a blank web page without registration options (because javascript is not allowed run). IE8 on Vista and Windows 7 has a new security restriction that is turned on by default for ALL zones on the security tab. If you click Close or OK (probably many times) you will be able to continue, but when you get to the site some things will not work correctly. When navigating to a site you will get a dialog that indicates that some of the content for the site is blocked.įor example with IE 8 you will see a dialog like this:įor IE 9 you will see something like this: The home page may indicate that enhanced security is enabled: If you have IE ESC enabled you will see symptoms similar to what is shown here. Note: The screenshots on this page were made using earlier versions of IE and Windows, and will look a bit different from the latest releases - but the same principles still apply.