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Flash, hashes and ms ie bug
Posted in javascript by Chris van de Steeg
So today I was going to enable backbutton & bookmarking support for our epaper viewer (http://epaperdemos.modernmedia.nl/ – Dutch). To make this happen I ofcourse use the hash in the location, i.e. #2 for page 2. But weird things seem to happen with hashes & flash on the same page. It isn’t my own flash file that does this, it also happens on adobe.com for example.
Go to http://www.adobe.com/#logicalley using internet explorer and notice how #logicalley gets added to internet explorer’s window title as soon as the flash file is loaded … How weird is that.
I suspect that adobe’s flash is the one who causes this bug, since it does not seem to happen with other <object /> tags.
And more strange stuff seems to happen with the title. To reproduce:
- Type _is_ behind #logicalley in the url
- Hit enter
- Type logical behind #logicalley_is_ in the url
- Hit enter
The whole document title has dissapeared
2 Responses to “Flash, hashes and ms ie bug”
Axel says:
Mar 5, 2007
Hi,
i have the same problem, do you know the cause? A dirty hack is to set a interval and reset the document.title.
If somebody has a better fix please notify me on https://www.willcodeqtforfood.de
best regards,
axel
Dobes Vandermeer says:
May 18, 2008
I’m also looking for a workaround for this … any ideas ? Have you tried reporting this to adobe?
