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Solve the Flash wireframe problem after IE upgrade_Experience exchange

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Your system has been upgraded recently! The patch with update system number KB912945 was installed. Microsoft released a non-security update for IE in order to avoid patent infringement disputes with Eolas and the University of California. This is not a BUG

After installing this patch, IE's handling of ActiveX controls and Java programs will change. By default, they will not be actively activated. Therefore, users need to click one more mouse when accessing online content such as Flash ads. However, Non-interactive controls will not change, and Microsoft has informed website developers that it is best to make corresponding changes to their web pages!

Solution: Delete the program numbered "KB912945" in "Add and Remove Programs" in the Control Panel Update, if it is not displayed in the list, you need to check √ in front of "Show Updates" in the upper right corner of the "Add Remove Programs" window

If the patch is not found, just delete KB912812. I've tried this myself!

Another way is to use Javascript to solve this problem. DM already has the corresponding script. Just upgrade your dm to 8.02. You can go to the Adobe website to download the upgrade package. First Upgrade to 8.01, then upgrade to 8.02 and it’s OK!

Download address: http://www.adobe.com/support/dreamweaver/downloads_updaters.html

After the upgrade, as long as there is a page with SWF files, you will be reminded when opening it with DM If you want to update and add a piece of js, just select "Yes". After saving, you will find that there are automatically additional scripts in the same level folder. You can modify this script, add your own stuff, and then encapsulate it, and it will be OK.

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