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same thing here.
 
Anyone having a problem with this on Macs?

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it seems to be fixed now. but the difference now is that there's a GIF banner advert for urban toronto. before there was a flash banner advert. maybe the flash advert caused the problem?
 
it's still happening. it happens whenever the banner is a flash file.
 
It works fine on Firefox on a Mac too. So is it just Internet Explorer on Windows that it does not work with? And which Windows, BTW?

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It works fine on Firefox on a Mac too. So is it just Internet Explorer on Windows that it does not work with? And which Windows, BTW?

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firefox 3.0.8 & XP

IE 8.0.6001.18702 & XP

chrome 1.0.154.53 & XP

all problematic. adobe flash 10,0,22,87
 
this might be useful:


Editing HTML code manually

To edit an existing HTML page, add the WMODE parameters to the HTML code.

1. Add the following parameter to the OBJECT tag:

Code:
<param name="wmode" value="transparent">

2. Add the following parameter to the EMBED tag:

Code:
wmode="transparent"



this is actually a mode the does the same as above but with better system performance:


If you prefer to edit your HTML by hand, there are two areas you need to tweak:

1. To the Object tag, add the following parameter (opaque is shown as an example):


Code:
<param name="wmode" value="opaque">

2. To the Embed tag, add the following attribute:


Code:
wmode="opaque"
 
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The problem has nothing to do with OS, but everything to do with code and browser you use apparently.
 

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