Google map doesn't display in IE

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Hello,
I did a Google map in a web page it displays in FF GC but doesn't in IE,
Is there any thing to do?

When I just take the Google map code and view it in IE a message appears says
"Internet Explorer restricted this webpage from running scripts or ActiveX controls."
and there is a button (allow blocked content ) after I pressed it the Google map displayed but without markers.
Thanks,

Posted 30-Mar-15 1:18am

Eman Ayad

Updated 30-Mar-15 21:20pm

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 30-Mar-15 7:29am

What version of IE? Did you turned Compatibility view on?

Eman Ayad 31-Mar-15 3:13am

The latest version (11) yes I've turned it but without success.
When I just take the Google map code and view it in IE a message appears says
"Internet Explorer restricted this webpage from running scripts or ActiveX controls."
and there is a button (allow blocked content ) after I pressed it the Google map displayed but without markers.

ZurdoDev 30-Mar-15 8:14am

Why doesn't it show in IE? It should.

Arkadeep De 30-Mar-15 12:55pm

update your IE, it will work definitely..Mine is working perfectly.

Eman Ayad 31-Mar-15 3:13am

I'm working on the last version,
When I just take the Google map code and view it in IE a message appears says
"Internet Explorer restricted this webpage from running scripts or ActiveX controls."
and there is a button (allow blocked content ) after I pressed it the Google map displayed but without markers.

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