[Laszlo-user] Embed-Compressed.js with IE and Firefox

Tue Nov 6 21:12:38 PST 2007

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?
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