Internet Explorer Error Jquery Undefined

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Script5009: 'jquery' Is Undefined

don't know why I get this error. Here is the HTML code at the top of my page: script function SetFocus() { var input = document.getElementById("user_email"); input.focus(); } the jquery is defined before the rest of the script, yet I get these 3 errors: Message: 'jQuery' is undefined Line: 6Char: 1Code: 0URI: https://demoapp01.smartstream.cognosante.com/M

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Jquery Check For Undefined

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