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Renault and Dacia websites
Reanult and Dacia's websites are not rendering correctly on Opera.http://renault.pt/
http://renault.es/
http://www.renault.be/
http://www.renault.fr/
http://dacia.pt/
http://www.dacia.fr/
And probably others.
The problem lies in a flash file that would supposedly appear in the main page:
Renault.pt:
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Dacia.pt
Capturar.JPG
[ Opera - Chrome ]
Linux in VirtualBox | Opera 12.15-1748
The problem is the attribute "classid" in the <object> tag that can't have a value, so it must be empty.
Example:
classid set > DOESN'T WORK
classid not set (empty) > WORKS
Now, the object files are created on-the-fly via javascript and the line that sets the classid attribute is the line nº 2654 in the file(s) js/full.js (ex: http://renault.pt/js/full.js ). I hard coded the JavaScript and changed the line so that it would set the class id as empty and it worked.
I don't now if it is an Opera engine problem, as I am not familiar with the HTML object tag.
Originally posted by choope:
Displays properly here using Opera 10.10 and Flash 10.0.45.2. Right click over the Flash file and choose About Adobe Flash Player which will take you to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ Does the flash display properly there?
I am agree with it...
Originally posted by probafix:
Originally posted by choope:
Displays properly here using Opera 10.10 and Flash 10.0.45.2. Right click over the Flash file and choose About Adobe Flash Player which will take you to http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/ Does the flash display properly there?
I am agree with it...
Again, it isn't a flash problem, read the post above before posting commentaries.
Originally posted by d.i.z.:
I can't reproduce it for some reason but given your discovery about classid I can tell you that it would not work in Firefox and Chrome either (not sure about this one). So it means that site sends different code to Opera and spoofing should fix it.
The Renault websites are working now, Dacia ones aren't.
Spoofing doesn't fix it and it works in Chrome, so I guess it might be Opera's rendering problem.
Originally posted by wyldkat:
Spoofing doesn't fix it and it works in Chrome, so I guess it might be Opera's rendering problem.
No, it's what I said. Chrome and Firefox get <embed> tag instead of object.
It's not because site serves different code actually but because they use very old (from year 2007) version of SwfObject which creates object with classid for Opera. Probably because it thinks that we are IE.
