Dhtml Menus and Javascript?

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Hi, I can't seem to get DHMTL menus and Javascript to work in IE. I have

tried looking through the options, but I couldn't find anything to make it

work. I use the newest version of IE on XP SP 1... Any tips on what could be

causing the problem?

I attempted to fix it in the internet zone under security, but nothing seemed out of place... I really have no clue what is causing it...

For an example in case it will help, I built a dhtml menu that opened up on the side with mouseover and it worked fine on Phoenix .5 and Opera 7, but the menu would not be clickable at all on IE, though most of the times the menu would open up... This has happened with ones I have built and ones that I have seen online...

:(

Thank you in advance for any help

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