Internet Explore rules Netscape sucks!

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Check out this link using IE and Netscape.

http://www.xlncstudios.com/test/error.html

1st use IE.
When you get there you have to select the first song in the listbox with the mouse so the arrows keys will work. Select a different song using the arrow keys— then another and another ect. go crazy :stuck_out_tongue:

2nd use Netscape
Do the same process as above and you will notice more then one song will begin to play. This sucks :x

I am using

onChange = function () {
stopAllSounds();
screen.loadSound(listbox.getSelectedItem().data[“Link”], true);};

to select each song in the listbox…

Any thoughts on how to stop the extra songs in Netscape from playing.

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Netscape?? never heard of it

Now Nutscrape i have heard of :stuck_out_tongue:

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If only there was one browser, it would be so much easier for us!!

:stuck_out_tongue:

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IE: not always good.

Netscape: they r fixing those issues with flash!

but personally, i use IE :slight_smile:

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I know nutscrape, I mean Netscape is not all bad but a 1 browser world would be a good place for a monopoly.

Did any of you go to my link and see the difference between the two browsers?

If so any thoughts on how to remedy the problem?

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:cyclops:

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I noticed h88 said Netscape is working on these problems. Can anyone point me to any articles that state Netscape is work on their browser issues with flash? This would help because as you could assume my client does not like Netscape performance, and some proof that Netscape acknowledges problems between their browser and flash would really help.

Thanks

Bill

8

The Problem was solved be updating the flash 6.0 player to the latest flash player 6.0 r47. It works just fine in Netscape 4,6,7, YAH.

:stuck_out_tongue:

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What about more updated version! check this thread: http://www.kirupaforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8731