TomK said:
How do you enable IE to run browser-side scripts? I've e-mailed the file
to multiple people and nobody can get the collapse to work except for on my
machine. Does IE default to run browser-side scripts or will everyone who
views the page need to change their set-up?
Most likely, you e-mailed the HTML file but not the outline.js file
that contains the script code for expanding and collapsing the
outline.
E-mailing Web pages to other people is surprisingly difficult. In
addition to sending the .htm file, you must either
o Attach every picture, script, and other file that the page uses
(and adjust URLs in the Web page to look for those files in the
"current" folder), or
o Use an absolute URL (
http://www.yoursite.com/...) to specify the
location of each picture, script, or other support file. Of course,
those absolute locations must be accessible to whoever reads the
page,
and the necessary files must actually be there.
In practice, it's usually much easier to publish the page to a public
Web server, and send only the URL in the e-mail.
Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
Author of:
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