A small sidenote (not important if you do not have any issues):
If you want to disable this function WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation then:
1. Disable the line WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation
2. Remove the 'qm.exe' (registry value, not the data/content) from
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\FeatureControl\FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\FeatureControl\FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION
In my case, the qm.exe only showed up in HKEY_CURRENT_USER
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3. restart qm and then re-run the script/dialog/...
If you want to re-enable it just enable the line WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation and run the script/dialog/...
(If you do not see any effect after enabling the line, then restart QM and then re-run the script/dialog/ with the line activated)
Some backstory on this.
I was working with the SHDocVw.WebBrowser control but a webpage kept showing blank while it previously worked when the above function was used. I found out that qm "remembers" it's previous compatibility-mode-state even when you run the above function.
So I ran the dialog script with the WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation activated then restarted QM and then start the dialog again.
To turn WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation off I did the above mentioned 3 steps.
Normally the script works immediately when you activate the line WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation and then run your script/dialog/... but if it doesn't try restarting QM and rerun your script/dialog....
Maybe this is of use for someone... (I don't know, I just thought I mention it)
If you want to disable this function WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation then:
1. Disable the line WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation
2. Remove the 'qm.exe' (registry value, not the data/content) from
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\FeatureControl\FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\FeatureControl\FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION
In my case, the qm.exe only showed up in HKEY_CURRENT_USER
3. restart qm and then re-run the script/dialog/...
If you want to re-enable it just enable the line WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation and run the script/dialog/...
(If you do not see any effect after enabling the line, then restart QM and then re-run the script/dialog/ with the line activated)
Some backstory on this.
I was working with the SHDocVw.WebBrowser control but a webpage kept showing blank while it previously worked when the above function was used. I found out that qm "remembers" it's previous compatibility-mode-state even when you run the above function.
So I ran the dialog script with the WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation activated then restarted QM and then start the dialog again.
To turn WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation off I did the above mentioned 3 steps.
Normally the script works immediately when you activate the line WebBrowserControlDisableIE7Emulation and then run your script/dialog/... but if it doesn't try restarting QM and rerun your script/dialog....
Maybe this is of use for someone... (I don't know, I just thought I mention it)