Under Compat Mode select IE8 Enterprise Mode.To create a site list open the Manager, click Add and type the domain that should use IE Mode (Note: just enter the plain domain, eg "" without the leading or.(Note: the site list xml has to use the v2 scheme to work with Edge Chromium) If you don't have an Enterprise Mode site list download the Enterprise Mode Site List Manger v2 from Optionally you can set Enable IE window hang resistance for IE Integration to EnabledĢ.Optionally you can set Enable enhanced hang resistance for IE Integration to Enabled.Under Enable IE Integration select IE mode (Note: don't choose "NeedIE" as it has no effect by now).To activate IE Mode open Edge Dev and go to experimental features by typing edge://flags/ (Note: Edge Canary doesn't support IE Mode by now) Then from the drop down menu choose ' Internet Options'.So, since it took me almost a day to collect all necessary info and successfully set up IE Mode in Edge, I thought it may be helpful to post a step-by-step manual and some useful notes. There instructions work in IE5, IE6, IE7 and IE8.įirst you need to select 'Tools' from the menu at the top of Internet Explorer. To do this you need to turn of Internet Explorers, Friendly HTTP Error Messages function, by following the steps below. Well you'll be glad to know there is something you can do to help debug the application and find out what exactly is coursing the application not to run correctly.
Turn Off Friendly HTTP Error Messages in IE (Internet Explorer)Ī Frequent problem when trying to run Classic ASP applications on your own web space or web server is how do you debug the application if it is not running correctly and only showing a generic error message.Īll to often in Internet Explorer if the application crashes all you see is a page saying - 'The page cannot be displayed.' then further down the screen you have the generic error ' HTTP 500 - Internal server error '.
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