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IE and Flash Issue
Because Microsoft recently lost a legal battle with a patent
holder about the way Internet Explorer displays OBJECTs and EMBEDs
in webpages. Microsoft then decided to update its Internet Explorer
browser with changes requiring user input to display and activate
ActiveX based media.
Because of this, you will see a message prompting “click to activate and use this control” when I roll my mouse over a Flash animation.
I used the Macromedia work around )see http://www.amarasoftware.com/macromedia-ie-solution.htm for full explanation and text), and everything works fine.
My question...
how to get the same type of results as the work around, when displaying a swf format created by CFCHART. The work around requires you to put in the name of the swf file, but there is no swf coming out of the CFCHART.
Any ideas?
Because of this, you will see a message prompting “click to activate and use this control” when I roll my mouse over a Flash animation.
I used the Macromedia work around )see http://www.amarasoftware.com/macromedia-ie-solution.htm for full explanation and text), and everything works fine.
My question...
how to get the same type of results as the work around, when displaying a swf format created by CFCHART. The work around requires you to put in the name of the swf file, but there is no swf coming out of the CFCHART.
Any ideas?
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