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Subject: | FLASH: Forcing a redraw in IE?/ similar to Telegatto problem |
From: | Catherine Kunicki |
Date: | Tue, 23 May 2000 16:02:54 +0100 |
Hi.
I am working on demo for a little interactive room for a home safety site.
At this point, I have nothing but a couple rollovers and animating MCs over
a gif background - pretty clumsy proof of concept stuff.
Since its a test, I wasn't too concerned with the actual display - mostly
checking if buttons worked etc.
But I noticed a problem (IE 4.5 Mac) with redraw, similar to the menu
problems the list member with the (really nice I might add) Telegatto site.
Artwork on the background layer is not displaying under certain specific
circumstances - *animating cycling* stuff in a top level MC will display. I
have a further detail though - this is ONLY a browser redraw problem. When
the page loads initially, all layers and objects displayed in the movie are
visible. If I open any of the "favorites, history, search, page holder" tabs
in IE, the movie loses all but the top layer of images - in other words it
displays white. This also happens if I rewindow - that is click on to
another application and then click back to the broswer. However, if I
collapse the title bar of the browser (for you PC guys, this just reduces
the window to the titlebar) and then re-open it via the title bar, the
action forces the browser to redraw and all is well.
If anybody is interested I could post an address, but I imagine its a common
enough problem.
Could it be because I have a one frame movie which is not forcing redraw
itself?
Regardless, is there ANY way to force IE to redraw? Was there a solution to
Telegatto?
thanks,
Catherine
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