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The Web.Page function requires Active Scripting to be enabled in Internet Explorer
Thanks, It worked for us as well, though we used a different approach. The issues was Local Group Policy was blocking the service user(pbiegwservice) to use Active Scripting.
* From the Windows Server Start menu, open the Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc).
* Under Local Computer Policy, expand Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Internet Explorer > Internet Control Panel > Security Page > Internet Zone.
* Right-click Allow active scripting and click Edit.
* In the Allow active scripting dialog, click Enabled.
* In the Options area, select Enable from the list.
Do let me know if you find any solution, I have been struggling with it from couple of days with no results
I will give an update if I have any news, could it be related to the fact that setting Active Scripting in internet explorer is related to the user profile? So you should activate it for the account the enterprise gateway uses to run?
We contacted support and applied the following steps:
1. Enterprise gateway was running using a local service account, we changed this to a domain user (to change the account you need the restore key of the enteprise gateway)
2. Login as the domain user and set active scripting to true
3. Restart internet explorer
4. Restart the enterprise gateway
5. Refresh dataset
This worked for us.
Thanks, It worked for us as well, though we used a different approach. The issues was Local Group Policy was blocking the service user(pbiegwservice) to use Active Scripting.
* From the Windows Server Start menu, open the Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc).
* Under Local Computer Policy, expand Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Internet Explorer > Internet Control Panel > Security Page > Internet Zone.
* Right-click Allow active scripting and click Edit.
* In the Allow active scripting dialog, click Enabled.
* In the Options area, select Enable from the list.
FaizRahman wrote:Thanks, It worked for us as well, though we used a different approach. The issues was Local Group Policy was blocking the service user(pbiegwservice) to use Active Scripting.
* From the Windows Server Start menu, open the Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc).
* Under Local Computer Policy, expand Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Internet Explorer > Internet Control Panel > Security Page > Internet Zone.
* Right-click Allow active scripting and click Edit.
* In the Allow active scripting dialog, click Enabled.
* In the Options area, select Enable from the list.The same issue puzzled me for the past 2 days. I had already enabled scripting on IE internet options but it did not help. The procedure above is the solution, can't give enough kudos for that :smileyvery-happy:
