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Also... The screen locks up when clicking on the fullscreen button on the bottom of the virtual tour... Only in IE7.
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Also... The screen locks up when clicking on the fullscreen button on the bottom of the virtual tour... Only in IE7.

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Ok... I have been working on this off and on since yesterday and I just resolved the issue with the flyout menus, but the flash virtual tour hangs (freezes) after I hit the fullscreen button at the bottom of the tour.<br />
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This does not happen in IE7 on my xp machine. &nbsp;Only seems to happen on Vista.
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Ok... I have been working on this off and on since yesterday and I just resolved the issue with the flyout menus, but the flash virtual tour hangs (freezes) after I hit the fullscreen button at the bottom of the tour.

This does not happen in IE7 on my xp machine.  Only seems to happen on Vista.

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This is very strange. &nbsp;When I load the example page in IE7 with Vista, the menu system hangs and runs very slow. &nbsp;It seems that while the menu code is being processed it is conflicting with other events going on (i.e. flash). &nbsp;This only seems to happen with IE7 and vista. &nbsp;I have two other machines and the page runs fine in IE7 running on XP and Firefox on both. &nbsp;<br />
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I'm thinking the problem may be specific to my system but I'm not sure and I need IE7 to display properly or testing the site is useless.<br />
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Hope someone can help... Thanks,<br />
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Steve-
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This is very strange.  When I load the example page in IE7 with Vista, the menu system hangs and runs very slow.  It seems that while the menu code is being processed it is conflicting with other events going on (i.e. flash).  This only seems to happen with IE7 and vista.  I have two other machines and the page runs fine in IE7 running on XP and Firefox on both.  

I'm thinking the problem may be specific to my system but I'm not sure and I need IE7 to display properly or testing the site is useless.

Hope someone can help... Thanks,

Steve-

Trouble with IE7 and Flyout menus - Possible conflict with flash or javascript

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