Active X IE Fix Solution Woes...
January 26, 2007 12:00 AM
@michael g] This is the most elegant workaround I've seen proposed. I will try it soon but I'm wondering if anyone can confirm it works with Lectora 2005 output?
sflowers wrote:
Here is one that I know works on pages with normal inline object tags:and in an external js file (you'll have to include this as a resource and be sure that it's accessible from all of your page files (coded relative in the snippet above):var objects = document.getElementsByTagName( 'object' ) for ( var i = 0; i < objects.length; i++ ) objects[ i wrote:
.outerHTML = objects[ i ].outerHTML;First off - I'm using Saba Publisher 5.1 - and am not sure what version that equates to in Trivantis Lectora.However we've published a course to SCORM 1.2 and each page in this HUGE course has multiple instances of flash embedded on the page. Here is a sample...anim1869 = new ObjInline('anim1869',null,222,151,511,350,1,9)anim1869.addParm( "" )anim1869.addParm( "" )anim1869.addParm( "" )anim1869.addParm( "" )anim1869.addParm( " " )anim1869.build()How would the solution above work for this snippet? I can understand how you would insert the code for HTML published solution but am unsure of where it fits in when all my samples look like this? Also - what happens when I have more than one .flash file on a page?Your patience in this matter is greatly appreciated. MS really ticks me off. If Firefox has found out a way to embed Flash in pages viewed with their browser - why in the heck can't MS? I mean - they just overhauled IE with IE 7 and STILL the problem is an issue? What gives?Sincerely,Kevin
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