admx into theĬ:/windows/policydefinitions folder. (It installs over the top of the existing version.)Īlso, the GPE templates you need are on that website, below the The contents of ours were something like this: I created a sites.xml file, and put in in the root of the c: drive. Some of these items are surely not necessary I just copied them from a computer that I finally got to work correctly:
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Home doesn't have Group Policy Editor, and we haven't yet tried this on Windows 11. Is there something I can change on the server? Something in the app? Something in Edge? I'm having no luck whatsoever, and Googling didn't help.Ī long while later, here are the steps we took. Is there a change to the meta tag I can add to make that go away? Currently it is set to.
And that is not the only place they are appearing, only the most egregious. It makes it a non-viable option for us EVERY report, you've got to close that insert twice, once in the editing panel for the report - otherwise, you can't even see the controls - and once in the report itself. Every control panel (for editing the report) shows that option. (Yes, Frames, not just iFrames.) Every time we do a report, or search, or anything that requires a popup, it adds this to the top:Įvery report shows that information. It almost works, but the system is built with popups and frames, with a few iFrames thrown in. I was looking into Edge as a bandaid over that time period, because it is better about handling old code/activex than it used to be. However, they just told us that the (new) parts we need won't be ready for 9-12 months, and implementing the new system is going to take 4-5 months beyond that. Last summer, we finally signed up for an SaaS system, which we hoped to have implemented by January 1. We are a travel company with a classic ASP application that we have been running since 2003, that requires Internet Explorer. Note: This may be the wrong StackExchange site for this, but I'm starting out looking for programming/server solutions, and I'm most familiar with StackOverflow.
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