[Xerte] Re: resize problem with XOT 1.8 stops it working

[Ron Mitchell]

This is almost certainly Flash player security
I can't check right now but you need to add the path to your LO or drive as a trusted location.
Right click in the middle of the LO and select something like settings advanced trusted locations

HTH
Ron

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On 20 Dec 2012, at 00:16, "Cowell, Elizabeth" <E.Cowell at wlv.ac.uk> wrote:

> hello there,
> 
> I've found out that when I export content from XOT as html and load it in a browser it fails to resize the window properly when you select a new screen size. this seems to result in a truncation of the flash object as it is then contained in a div too small to display it and so you can't access the menu bars and it is unusable / unplayable. 
> 
> ie the HTML for the div containing the flash object after the flash object resize still has the dimensions set to 600 by 800 even tho the flash object is larger. at least that's what it seems to be at a quick glance. 
> 
> strangely if you host the same exported code on a local host xampp server and do the resize the javascript does then change the div size correctly.  so when testing everything works ok until exported to a host on a real server. no idea what's going on but is there a fix for this? 
> 
> I looked back at some older content I did with xerte and it has the same problem. 
> 
> 
> thanks if you can assist
> 
> regards 
> 
> Liz Cowell
> skills development team
> university of Wolverhampton 
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