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Dreamweaver CS3 Spry not working in IE

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  • 10-03-2009 1:31am
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    08571
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭


    Hey,
    I'm new to webdesign have created a basic page however am having some issues with Spry Collapsible and Accordian panels in Internet explorer, working perfect in Firefox, Chrome, Opera but in IE something about enabling 'activex' comes up, when this is enabled the spry works but page becomes distorted!! Any suggestions?:confused:
    Thanks


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    Liam Byrne
    Closed Accounts Posts: 18,163 ✭✭✭✭Liam Byrne


    08571 wrote: »
    Hey,
    I'm new to webdesign have created a basic page however am having some issues with Spry Collapsible and Accordian panels in Internet explorer, working perfect in Firefox, Chrome, Opera but in IE something about enabling 'activex' comes up, when this is enabled the spry works but page becomes distorted!! Any suggestions?:confused:
    Thanks

    Are you testing from a local drive or via a web server ?

    IE will always pop up that annoying warning when you are viewing a HTML / web page from a "C:\whatever_folder\whatever_file.html" address, whereas it won't from a "http://whatever_folder/whatever_file.html" address


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    squibs
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    Download a webserver. Google XAMPP. It installs apache server, php, mySQL and other bits and bobs. IIRC there is a lite version which is a smaller download and will have all you need.

    You can accept the default options (unless you are running vista - then you will want to install XAMPP in c:\xampp rather than the default c:\program files\xampp because the UAC will prevent a user from copying files into program files directory). When it is installed, copy your web files into a subdirectory e.g.mysite of the xampp\htdocs directory and you can now access the site through the apache server via the address http://localhost/mysite without the directx problems


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    08571
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2 ✭08571


    Ok thanks and will the problems i'm having with spry panels not opening closing properly be eliminated also? Just its for a college project have it submitted already......:rolleyes:


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