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Have been trying to clone some coding onto another webpage, but it doesn't seem to work on half the version of IE 9 installed on the computers here. Yet it works fine on the other half fine, also running the exact version of IE 9.

http://www.actinic.co.uk/support-centre.html - Is the offending page, the links don't slide down all the way.
http://www.actinic.co.uk/ecommerce-software-for-businesses/products/actinic-catalog.html - Yet this original page with the same code works fine on everyone's version of IE 9.

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For the future where should this kind of question be placed? – admintech Oct 27 '11 at 13:40

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I had a similar issue with a web app I've been working on. A recent Windows update appears to have broken compatibility mode somewhat. While a page might work in IE7, using IE7 emulation mode in IE9 doesn't work any more.

Although in the case of the support centre page above, the submenu is not in the HTML source. Why it gets added in some browsers but not others I don't know, but it seems like a server issue rather than a browser one.

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