I'm wondering if anyone knows whether Adobe made changes to
the Breeze HTML to workaround the coming changes to Microsoft's
ActiveX that would require a meeting partcipant using IE6 to click
to activate SWFs in a web page to be able to interact with controls
on the page? Is this something that was addressed in the recent 5.1
SP2 update?
-aaron
Well. The answer to my question is that in the latest IE,
when a person views a recording of a meeting they get the "click to
activate this control" once. After clicking, they can use any of
the controls on the page...
Well. The answer to my question is that in the latest IE,
when a person views a recording of a meeting they get the "click to
activate this control" once. After clicking, they can use any of
the controls on the page...
I have been having the same issue. I sent an email to support
and they said they cannot duplicate the same issue. This tells
me,they did something internally to their server, but did not do
anything to the Breeze server where people upload courses to. They
told me to check my security and lower it and if that did not work
to add a sentence stating press on the screen to activate the nav
buttons.
I have found some articles on the issue and have added them
for your reading enjoyment.
You are correct. I finally spoke with a Macromedia Tech
yesterday and they are looking into the issue. They said at this
time here is no fix. the only recommendations they provided where
Use Firefox or dont update to the new IE release and if you
have go back and upload the previous release so you do not have the
issue.
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