JS file and Internet Explorer 7 browser
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2007 3:01 pm
I talked with a friend of mine in Florida yesterday. Aparantly he inadvertaintly downloaded and installed Internet Explorer 7. He said IE7 would not view panoramas using the .js file. This information is coming from number of his clients.
IE 6 and .js works. No double click and viewable
IE 7 and .js does not work. You do not see the a white screen, you do not see anything.
IE7 fix - I think - manually enable Active X in the browser Tools | Advance | scroll down and find entry to enable Active X, had he said to also enable Autoload and View CD's boxes.
To add to this issue - MS new Vista will be launched in 3 or 4 days - 29January07. Today I got an email advertisment from CompUSA to take my notebooks and desktops into their tech center for prerelease installation of Vista.
Combining pre-release activity, new computer Vista operating systems, and UPGrading XP to Vista... will bring a significant shift in Browser usage rates. Probably an increase shift to using IE 7 over IE 6.
PLEASE - Comments about continued use of the .js file and how to SIMPLY deal with getting IE7 Active X enabled.
ANY IDEAS?
IE 6 and .js works. No double click and viewable
IE 7 and .js does not work. You do not see the a white screen, you do not see anything.
IE7 fix - I think - manually enable Active X in the browser Tools | Advance | scroll down and find entry to enable Active X, had he said to also enable Autoload and View CD's boxes.
To add to this issue - MS new Vista will be launched in 3 or 4 days - 29January07. Today I got an email advertisment from CompUSA to take my notebooks and desktops into their tech center for prerelease installation of Vista.
Combining pre-release activity, new computer Vista operating systems, and UPGrading XP to Vista... will bring a significant shift in Browser usage rates. Probably an increase shift to using IE 7 over IE 6.
PLEASE - Comments about continued use of the .js file and how to SIMPLY deal with getting IE7 Active X enabled.
ANY IDEAS?