IE 10 should actually render pretty well as long as you're using HTML 5 doc types. At this point IE is actually reasonably HTML DOM compliant including some of the previously DOM challenged objects.
One guess I have is that script code is checking for IE exceptions that are no longer required with IE 10 (ie. doing browser detection rather than feature detection).
+++ Rick ---
as I mentioned in a followup reply, that error is not relevant. even if i remove all those .js, no matter what, i cannot get any oageframe to function. look at the site i mention. I have tried IE8, and IE10.
this is very frustrating, pageframes are a key element, and they will not work for me in IE but will work in FF or Chrome. I realize the world would be better without IE, but I have no control over that.
please try inverting these 2 lines
<scripttype="text/javascript"charset="utf-8"src="scroller.js"></script><scripttype="text/javascript"charset="utf-8"src="dhtmllib.js"></script>
to
<scripttype="text/javascript"charset="utf-8"src="dhtmllib.js"></script><scripttype="text/javascript"charset="utf-8"src="scroller.js"></script>
thanks
Not sure if relevant, but this js error appears:
referenceerror isminns4 is not defined scroller.js
Followed by a bunch of window dom errors. Of course, it works fine in FF.
Users running IE 10 when they click on a tab of a pageframe, the tab is not activated. 2 calls today, basically since app runs on pageframes they are stuck. they have no debugging tools, so i am trying to install ie 10.
ie 10 also breaks a lot of the CSS you are generating for borders.