What triggers the IE Enhanced Security warning

Is there a published set of IE enhanced security blockin开发者_运维问答g rules?

Background: When I try out certain jQuery scripts, I sometimes trigger the IE enhanced security warning - then its a matter of trial and error removing bits of the code until I find the offending part,and see if the jQuery can work without it. commenting out the code doesn't always work, you have to delete it from your page.

A utility that can pinpoint the blocked part of your html/script would be useful.

EDIT: I was trying to implement dynamic tooltips using this:

http://www.queness.com/post/92/create-a-simple-cssjavascript-tooltip-with-jquery

Now there is no shortage of other ways of doing tooltips, its finding out what triggers the IE enhanced security warnings that I'm after.

Are you testing this script from a webserver or from a local file?

There is a known issue with IE enhanced security warnings on local files. Just in case thats you're issue, there is a fix which consists of placing the following between the opening tag.

<!-- saved from url=(0014)about:internet -->