What triggers IE's enhanced security warning

Question

Is there a published set of IE security security rules enhanced?

Reference Information. When I try to execute some jQuery scripts, I sometimes run an extended IE security warning - then it is a matter of trial and error removing bits of code until I find the offensive part and see if jQuery can work without This. Commenting the code does not always work, you must remove it from your page.

A useful utility that can detect the blocked part of your html / script.

EDIT: I tried to implement dynamic tooltips using this:

http://www.queness.com/post/92/create-a-simple-cssjavascript-tooltip-with-jquery

Now there is no shortage of other ways to create tooltips, and it turns out that IE is causing the elevated security warnings I am after.

Answer 1

Are you testing this script from a web server or from a local file?

Known issue with IE with elevated security warnings in local files. Just in case, if you have a problem, there is a fix that consists in placing the next between the opening tag.

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