This happens if you don't allow inline scripts--that is, <script> with no src attribute, but rather embedded JavaScript. Inline JavaScript has to be explicitly allowed via 'inline'.
Note that some analytics tools and other libraries may inject their own inline <script> tags.
This happens if you don't allow inline scripts--that is,
<script>
with no src attribute, but rather embedded JavaScript. Inline JavaScript has to be explicitly allowed via'inline'
.Note that some analytics tools and other libraries may inject their own inline
<script>
tags.