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Old 06-07-2006, 07:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ok, so ive recently finished a little thing to make 360* panning panoramas, ya know like you get on hotel websites etc... im making another site for a different client and he wants on eof these.

So a few days in Flash 8 ive got it sorted, user controllable everything, works fine.... Heres the problem:

In fireFox, when the page that the flash object is on loads it starts spinning at its max speed, you put your mouse over it and it slows down to the speed dictated depending on where you mouse is situated, but in IE it loads, starts spinning at its max speed, but you have to click on it, as if its a link or something, you have to click on the flash object to gain any control over it.

This would be ok if the majority of users used FF but as much as i hate it, the leader is still IE, so how do i tell IE to leave it the hell alone and let it go by itself like it shoudl

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Old 06-07-2006, 08:28 PM   #2 (permalink)
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dont worry, got it sorted, it was MS, they released an update for IE that means no active content such as what i made can be run automatically with out the users CLICK, macromedia released a workaround for it and it works fine

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