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Click to activate
I also posted this in the Flash forum… but haven’t gotten a response, and the answer I am looking for might be more code based than somethng in Flash… anyway, the questionn is:
In the newest IE, it now requires the viewer to “Click to activate and use this control” on a flash .swf file in a webpage (ones with clickable objects in them). However, I’ve seen it where you don’t have to click to make it work… what’s the secret? An example can be found at https://www.opuscorp.com/ They have a flash object that autoplays, and you can click on one of the buttons, but you never get the “click to activate” or the annoying outline around the object.
Is there a code trick to fix this?
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3 Replies
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hello…
that was a compromise on a security issue, and it’s your lucky day – there is a way around it… 🙂
https://www.adobe.com/devnet/activecontent/articles/devletter.html
sitruc
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Thanks…
I did get this info from another forum, and this solution looks simpler and cleaner:
https://blog.deconcept.com/swfobject/
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hello…
looks to be the same idea – the adobe one had some extra stuff that you could easily ignore, but the ends justify the means… 🙂
sitruc
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