Microsoft IE Changes - Active Content
April 21, 2006 12:00 AM
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 ].outerHTML = objects[ i ].outerHTML;Interesting though... I wonder if this will work with the way Trivantis has coded it's object write code.I don't have Lectora on my home machine or I'd test it. The other way to fix the issue would be to take a look at how Trivantis writes its inline objects.I'm surprised Trivantis hasn't responded with some kind of patch. This is fairly critical and easy to fix on their end. FWIW Lectora 2005 / 2006 don't present the problem.
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