Microsoft IE Changes - Active Content
April 21, 2006 12:00 AM
@sflowers] Yes, it will come down to how Lectora outputs the HTML pages. It won't require a lot of manual editing. But it will require a global hmtl object at the top of your pages. 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;I had experienced this problem with courses published in Lectora 2004... but we recently moved to 2006 and the problem seems to have disappeared.As for Lectora 2004... I had tried the above described fix, in courses published using Lectora 2004. I was not able to get it to successfully eliminate the bug.Edited By: greggivan on 2006-6-26 14:31:49
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