Should we be concerned about Microsoft's making changes to IE to conform to the Eolas decision? As I understand it -- what little I do -- there may have to be changes in the embed codes for plugins and that will affect Quicktime and Flash movies in order to force a user action.Should we be getti
On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 10:04:49 +0200, Stan Hirson, Sarah Jones
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> Should we be concerned about Microsoft's making changes to IE to conform
> to the Eolas decision?
Depends on how you embed your content. vPIP is one good solution in many
cases: http://utilities.cinegag
Hello,From what I understand of it, yes, this is something we have to be concerned over if you are using in-page players. (If you don't use in-page players, then no, this is NOT something you have to be concerned over.)
Basically, the and tags aren't going to works as they used to work.I thin
it was discussed about a week ago
you must have missed it
Stan Hirson, Sarah Jones wrote:
I'm surprised that there has been no discussion in this group.
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btw, the next version of the Wordpress plugin for Josh's EmbedTheVideo
will have the fix in it as well
http://loadedpun.com/2006/03/31/embedthevideo-wordpress-plugin.html
On 4/6/06, Andreas Haugstrup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Thu, 06 Apr 2006 10:04:49 +0200, Stan Hirson, Sarah Jones
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Stan Hirson, Sarah Jones wrote:
> Should we be concerned about Microsoft's making changes to IE to conform
> to the Eolas decision?
I haven't installed the optional Microsoft update to IE6 yet (or the IE7
beta), but from all I've heard, video plays just the same as before...
it's interactivity w
Heh, JD hangs out here!
For those of you who don't know - JD has been helping people solve their
Director and Flash problems for as long as I can remember... and, as a
(now ex-) member of Direct-L since 1995, I can honestly say that it is
well worth listening to this man's advice.
Cheers for the
