Update IE on the broken PCs, there is a fix from Microsoft on this issues.

Also note: Java is *NOT* JavaScript.




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-----Original Message-----
From: JS-Jive@yahoogroups.com
To: JS-Jive@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Fri Mar 23 06:24:00 2007
Subject: Javascript "permission denied" error - .parent

Hi,
I am trying to get some training material to run within an LMS
(learning management system). This material is produced
with "Articulate" software which takes PowerPoint files and converts
them to a Flash presentation.
In the presentation is an "exit" button which exits the Articulate
presentation and I need it to go to the next page in the LMS.
After much experimentation I added the JavaScript function:
parent.ReturnToDOTS-(); into a text file called flashcommand.-js which
is the "general fscommand handler for ALL output formats". DOTS is
the name of our LMS.
The exact code is:
case "ART_CloseAndExit"-:
if (!g_bLMS)
{
parent.ReturnToDOTS-();
}
break;

Here is the problem: This function works fine on some of our PCs but
not others (permission denied error)! Any idea why that might happen?
We have checked the version of Java on the PCs and it appears to be
the same.
regards
spot






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