mattur - 12:48 pm on Sep 10, 2005 (gmt 0)

How can I turn off the script blocker from every single person that visits our web site? I have to find a way around this.

Break the problem down to solve it. Where is the problem occurring?

Norton Script Blocking can prevent ASP pages executing (check the Norton help or Knowledge Base articles). But ASP pages don't execute on the client, they execute on the server and then return normal web pages to the client to display.

If you are developing on your own PC's web server (you don't describe your set-up), then your PC is the server and the client. I'd guess Norton is blocking the server processing, not the client processing. Visitors will not have turn off script blocking to visit your web site (client processing). Visitors would only have to turn off script blocking if they were hosting your web site on their PC (server processing).

So try turning off script blocking on your PC (the server), then browse to the website from another PC with script blocking on (the client).

If it works then the script blocking is happening on the ASP and you have nothing to worry about - the live web server won't have script blocking on. If it doesn't work, then there's a client-side problem in the HTML/javascript your ASP returns and for some reason Norton is blocking it. Fix it.

Millions of websites work for visitors with Norton script blocking on, your website will too :)