Sorry about the docs, there -- the presence of a file named Lz.html
has been fixed in trunk, but that doesn't help with your problem.
FWIW, that page is available here:
http://labs.openlaszlo.org/trunk-nightly/docs/reference/library.Lz.html
...but that page doesn't have useful information. Upon consulting the
source, I find comments that indicate the missing snippet is:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">
lz.swfEmbed({{url: 'myapp.lzx?lzt=swf', bgcolor: '#000000', width:
'800', height: '600'})
</script>
Hope this helps.
On Nov 6, 2007, at 3:06 PM, David Buckler wrote:
I am running into some unexpected behavior trying to run a SOLO’d
application and embed-compressed.js with the end goal of using the
new <html> tag in the application. The biggest problem right now
is that it works just fine in Firefox but the second you take it
over to Internet Explorer the remote datasets don’t work and the
browser gives me an error message on line 944 talking about the
Object doesn’t support this property or method. I see browser
identification being implemented in the embed-compressed.js file I
am just wondering if it is working correctly. I can run the raw
swf in both Firefox and IE and the datasets work but I cannot
obviously use the <html> tag. I tried to check out the
documentation for the Lz object as referred to in Chapter 35
Browser Integration and then in the Reference but it links to a
webpage that doesn’t exist, /lps-4.0.6/docs/reference/Lz.html. The
basis for my wrapped page was copied from the html tag example not
the code provided by the SOLO application wizard. Can anyone
confirm or deny this behavior and a known issue?
David
