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If you would like further information on the origin of this change to Internet Explorer or require a manual solution for your site please visit CapitalHead for a detailed explanation.
 

Active X Website Converter: Update sites to stop users having to "click here to activate and use this control"

Use our free converter to update your website(s) that use embedded content that were made prior to the patch that disabled direct embedding of ActiveX components within Internet Explorer. Essentially it gets rid of the need for users to click on content such as Flash before they can use them.

This problem has become widespread since the “EOLAS problem” (also known “the grey box of death”) and requires users to “click here to activate and use” any content created with an <object> or <embed> tag.

Our program will update your site(s) easily to provide the recommended Javascript solution instead and you should see no change to your site except that your embedded content if working properly again! Simply point our program at a folder containing your website(s) and it will do the rest. Best of all – its free!

Features

  • Searches folders and subfolders for all HTML, ASP or PHP files and updates them wherever a <object> or <embed> tag is found.
  • New site is created in a completely separate folder for testing.
  • Brings your site completely up to date without time-consuming re-scripting.
  • Easy to use and “drag and drop” compatible
  • It’s free!

Limitations
Please note that this program cannot adjust <applet> tags, nor is it capable of detecting if server-side or client-side scripting is within the tags. If you use scripting within the <object> or <embed> tags you may have un-desired effects. This is why we strongly recommended testing the converted site before discarding the original

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