activex/fscommand what the heck?

[seeFresh]

So, I have just spent a huge chunk of my year designing a program and web page for a travel consortium... the thing is, their users are stuck using internet explorer 6 and above(that limits to windows) because I use fscommands to activate javascript functions....A LOT. So, why can't I get it to work on my mac? I've tried ie, netscape, firefox and safari and none of them let my fscommands work. What can I do to get these working? I tried messing with security settings and teh activex settings in ie on the mac, but nothing seems to work.

There has to be a way, flash can't limit this ability to pc/windows only........can they?

thanks for any input

[Xeef]

http://www.actionscript.org/forums/showthread.php3?t=82599

[seeFresh]

ok, I see I missed a post on that last one, still though..why is there so little response to this post?

It seems like a big deal to me...fscommand is important and seems very unsupported cross platform. has anyone else run across an issue with this?

[seeFresh]

ok, so I checked out the flash/javascript integration kit and does nothing for me. Is there truely no browser that will support fscommand straight up like the new netscape and ie for xp, but for mac?

this sucks

[Xeef]

http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14159

[jsebrech]

ok, so I checked out the flash/javascript integration kit and does nothing for me. Is there truely no browser that will support fscommand straight up like the new netscape and ie for xp, but for mac?

I just tried it on safari 2.0.2, and it definitely works. The flash/javascript integration kit I mean.