Éric Thibault schrieb:
Yes I know but now with IE we have to activate every flash and QT on a
site by clicking on it + a pupup to activate script (JS)...
A lot for commun users!
Is the workaround to write the Flash object inside an HTML page on an
onload JS fonction working fine to eliminate the "click to activate" «
bug » ?
yes, it's well (at least should be) known to workaround that behav.
Rather raising the question: what the hell is the point of the behaviour in
the first place? If anyone that wants to can work around it, it's no
security at all. AIUI it's purely a patent thing, nothing to do with
security at all, but perhaps I'm wrong.
Danny
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