Active Content - Flash - fix for Contribute Users

[TPK]

Greetings,

I have a group of users that use Contribute. Many of these users create Flash
Paper forms and embed them in a standard template. These individuals do not
work with HTML or JavaScript. Recently a security patch for IE has been applied
to the organization. This patch includes the IE Run Active Content patch. Now,
when Contribute users apply Active Content and post their pages they get the
"Click to activate this content" message and a bounding box around the Flash
Paper content.

Right now I know there are two work-arounds that fix this problem,
unfortunately it requires someone usingJavascript and Dreamweaver (or hand
coding) rather than Contribute. As Contribute users they do not have the rights
to modify parts of the template. Unfortunately that part of the template is
where work-around javascript would be placed.

Is there a way for content providers to apply the fix rather than having a
Dreamweaver Admin apply a fix? Is there a javascript modification that changes
one of the two work arounds (AC_RunActiveContent.js and swfobject.js). These
folks are not posting to an IIS server. They are using standard HTML templates.

Thank you,

TPK

[Avinash Rao]

> Greetings,

>
> I have a group of users that use Contribute. Many of these users
> create Flash Paper forms and embed them in a standard template. These
> individuals do not work with HTML or JavaScript. Recently a security
> patch for IE has been applied to the organization. This patch includes
> the IE Run Active Content patch. Now, when Contribute users apply
> Active Content and post their pages they get the "Click to activate
> this content" message and a bounding box around the Flash Paper
> content.
>
> Right now I know there are two work-arounds that fix this problem,
> unfortunately it requires someone usingJavascript and Dreamweaver (or
> hand coding) rather than Contribute. As Contribute users they do not
> have the rights to modify parts of the template. Unfortunately that
> part of the template is where work-around javascript would be placed.
>
> Is there a way for content providers to apply the fix rather than
> having a Dreamweaver Admin apply a fix? Is there a javascript
> modification that changes one of the two work arounds
> (AC_RunActiveContent.js and swfobject.js). These folks are not posting
> to an IIS server. They are using standard HTML templates.
>
> Thank you,
>
> TPK
>

Hi,

This should get fixed with the new release of Contribute...

-Avinash