I found this in another forum and thought it might be usefull to my friends here.
Glen
Credit to Pierz Newton-John.Sooner or later we're all going to have to deal with the incredibly annoying consequences of the Eolas case, which has resulted in IE 7 and later 'upgrades' of IE6 requiring the user to click on every piece of embedded content on a webpage in order to 'activate' it for use, and in some cases having to negotiate a pop-up message asking them if they want to download the content. This has to be done every time the page reloads, too. The workaround involves having an external script insert your embedded content. Why? Well, that's legal 'logic' for you. The Javascript solutions I have seen on the net to do this are extremely cumbersome, so I wrote this super lean clean and easy to implement solution.
Code:
function rewriteContent() {
var v=document.getElementsByTagName("object");
for(i=0;i<v.length;i++){
var el=v[i];
el.outerHTML=el.outerHTML
}
}
Glen