Adding Flash in Internet Explorer

I'm having a problem adding flash components to a web page.
Whenever I publish the movie, I can go into the generated HTML page
with no problems. When I copy/paste the code into the HTML of my
page, Internet Explorer pops up the "IE Has Restricted this file
from showing active content that could access your computer." I've
played around with the code forever but nothing I do has any
affect. The weird thing is that when I copyed my HTML into the
generated page, it worked.
How do I fix this?

Its a known issue with IE 6.0 where it prevents active
content from running
off a local file.. You will get the same error even with
rollovers.. This
error does not show up once the page is hosted onto a web
server and is
called through the internet or an intranet ..
However you can fix it on your local computer...
check this page
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153
Zarir
"r_barlow" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> I'm having a problem adding flash components to a web
page. Whenever I
> publish
> the movie, I can go into the generated HTML page with no
problems. When I
> copy/paste the code into the HTML of my page, Internet
Explorer pops up
> the "IE
> Has Restricted this file from showing active content
that could access
> your
> computer." I've played around with the code forever but
nothing I do has
> any
> affect. The weird thing is that when I copyed my HTML
into the generated
> page,
> it worked.
>
> How do I fix this?
>

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>
> Thanks
>
>

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> suddenly and for no apparent reason, when i publish my
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in dreamweaver, when i
> then upload and try to view the page in internet
explorer 7 i get an empty
> space where the flash movie should be. if i hover my
curser over the space i
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before... please can someone
> help and fast!
>
> thank you
>

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Bonjour,
avez-vous remarquer que maintenant pour aller cliquer dans un
menu flash(sur certaines pages de site web), ou des formulaires en
coldfusion version flash,
il faut maintenant cliquer deux foix, une foix pour entrer
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>>> (je suis sous windows en internet explorer 6, et
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>>>
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>>>
>>>
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> Hi everyone. I just wanted to see if anyone has
encountered the same
> problem
> I'm having.
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> Basically, I installed an update on my computer like
Microsoft
> wanted with their automatic updates. But when I did
that, now everytime I
> open
> internet explorer and go to a site with Flash content,
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> around the
> content and says that I need to click on it first to
activate the control.
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> and quite frankly it's really annoying and senseless.
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for that
> Has anyone experienced this same problem
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> and does anyone have a solution to this?
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'feature' for a
short while, but that will not 'fix' the problem permantntly.
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Internet Explorer will be from now on
> Why did Microsoft do that anyways?
So they did not infringe on a patent from a tiny company
called EOLAS who
never had a product but patented a general idea and then
years later decided
to sue Microsoft for having hte same idea in IE and wanted to
charge them an
exhorbitatnt license fee that would have killed IE as a fre
ebrowser etc
> and Is Microsoft aware of this situation
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infringing
the patent
> and are they planning on coming out with a patch for it?
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web pages from
now on to avoid the click-to-activate message. See
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> Thanks everyone.
Next time, please browser or search the forum .. there have
been hundreds
(if not thousands) of posts on this very subject in the last
few weeks. And
you'll find Google a very useful tool .. many thousands of
sites talking
about this issue.
Jeckyl

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