| This is a result of the latest Internet Explorer update.
This update changes the way in which Internet Explorer
handles some Web pages that use ActiveX controls and Java
applets. Examples of ActiveX controls include the following:
- Macromedia Flash Player
- Adobe Reader
- Apple QuickTime Player
- Microsoft Windows Media Player
- Real Networks RealPlayer
- Sun Java Virtual Machine
With the update, you cannot interact with ActiveX controls
from certain Web pages until these controls are enabled.
To enable an ActiveX control, you need to manually click
the control. When you roll mouse over the control, it
will display a message "click to active and use this
control".
There are several ways to fix this problem so that the
user is not impacted by Microsoft's changes. The following
example demostrate the simplest way:
1. Below the last <object> in your web page, insert
the following JavaScript line which calls the iefix.js
file:
<script type="text/javascript" src="iefix.js"></script>
2. Download the iefix.js file from HERE,
upload it to the same web directory as your web page. |