While I've not run into these problems, I have had good experience with
the Flash/Javascript integration kit.
See http://weblogs.macromedia.com/flashjavascript/
Takes only a few lines of code to get it running, and the best part is
you don't have to worry about quote matching in those getURL(
Yeah we had this issue for a while now - not just FP8 does it. It doesn't
work on my machine but will on a random machine I use. We use it a lot for
CDROM learning materials we create.
We used to do some JavaScript in the getURL before FP8 came out but it
throws a security exception now so we are
Setup a http proxy (like proxytrace
http://www.pocketsoap.com/tcptrace/pt.aspx) on your IE and you can thus see
exactly what is being sent -- compare the HTTP headers, the url, the
responses, of a working page and a non-working page.
You will see exactly what is happening and most likely find the
>>Did you check your webserver's access log and see what you get when
getURL( )
>>runs?
I don't have access to that unfortunately. Big company. :) But good
idea, I'll see if I can cut through some bureaucracy to get that
information.
>>Another quick test is to change your .doc extension to .ht
Did you check your webserver's access log and see what you get when getURL( )
runs?
Another quick test is to change your .doc extension to .html and see what
happen. Maybe your webserver is configured not to serve that file type?
(doesn't seem like it since you can get it when you try it at th
Let me add, this only happens on my machine, not my co-workers - my
co-workers have the identical push of SP2 for the OS and IE, and the
same internet browser settings. As well as the same list of trusted
sites. Any ideas anyone?
Jason Merrill
Bank of America
Learning & Organization Effectivenes
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