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Never mind on this issue - it turns out that it's my own dang fault
for using a expressions based compression tool. Seems that it does
something to the code where IE and Opera do not apply their own patch.
So... it's GZip compression and super crunching for me! :)<br>
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Today's Topics:
1. Re: Drew's request (Jeremy Nicoll)
2. JS-error in FireFox: "setting a property that has only a
getter" (Fredrik Herlitz)
3. Re: JS-error in FireFox: "setting a property that has only a
getter" (Geoff Stearns)
4. 'Click to activate' not disabled by SWFObject (Jeremy Nicoll)
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Though I do not have the time at the moment to test it out, I can't
imagine why you can't just pass the flash file a variable (via [Name of
SWFObject].addVariable("variableName", variableValue) in your
JavaScript) and then access the variable in your flash file as
_root.variableName. For the variable value, pass it something like
'<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.seemysites.net">http://www.seemysites.net</a>' and then use something like
getURL(_root.variableName) in Flash to actually use the link.
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<blockquote type="cite">Thanks for the reply Aran. (And thanks Geoff
for stemming the tide
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that my query unfortunately triggered ... :-)
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I would normally put the link in the Flash file, but the flash file in
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this case is from our marketing company, and I want to be able to set
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it to point to wherever I like just using a normal URL, rather than
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having to get them to alter the Flash file each time.
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I have tried wrapping the whole "flashcontent" div in an <a
href=...>
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tag, but that didn't work, probably because it's illegal in HTML (I
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suspect)...
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Another div floating above the "flashcontent" div, with the link
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attached to that?? hmm, I'll try it.
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<pre id="line1">Hi,
Version 1.4 works like a charm for me, but higher versions reports the error "setting a property that has
only a getter" in FireFox?
The triggering row (Line 188):
objects[i][x] = function(){};
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/ Fredrik Herlitz
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i don't see any errors in firefox on my test page - can you provide
more info?
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flash player version, browser version + os version
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On Jul 31, 2006, at 11:24 AM, Fredrik Herlitz wrote:
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Version 1.4 works like a charm for me, but higher versions reports the
error "setting a property that has
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only a getter" in FireFox?
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The triggering row (Line 188):
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objects[i][x] = function(){};
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I don't know why, but whether I try to load it in an external JS
file or have the code which writes the tag directly into the document,
I have IE and Opera both refuse interaction with Flash unless I click
on it first. You can take a look at <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www.SeeMySites.net">www.SeeMySites.net</a> for an example
(if you are running IE on XP, or in Opera 9). Any help would be
appreciated, because I do not want to go back to not running
SWFObject. Right now the code is in the main page, but it should still
work, right?
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