Problem with Flash Buttons. I only want to single click them

[Harper]

Using both Dreamweaver MX 2004 and Frontpage 2003, I am putting together a website for some one.

However i am having a problem with Dreamweaver's Flash Buttons.
I am using the flash button so move from one page to the next on the website. When I go to preview the website in IE or Firefox, it seem that I am required to double click on those.

I have Dreamweaver MX 2004 and Frontpage 2003 at my disposal.
I do have a copy of FLASH MX 2004, however i really don't know much about that part.

I would like it change this so the viewer only has to single click on the flash buttons.

How do I go about doing this?

 

[TheMajor]

That's weird, I never had that problem with the Dreamweaver buttons. Try a different browser/flash plugin.

 

[Harper]

And things are just getting weirder

I have not done any thing yet to fix this problem. However I have noticed the following.

If I view the website with Firefox Ver 1.0.5.4, I don't have any problems with having to click once in order to do to the next page.

If I view the website with Internet Explorer Ver. 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2.gdr.050301-1519, I need to double click these flash buttons.
However once the website have been view once (an every thing is in internet cache), then I only need to click once to process the hyperlink.

The problem is that I need to be able to view this site flawlessly under internet explorer.

[EDIT]I have just tested with Safari 6.3.2 for Mac, and it works fine. It's just the current version of internet explorer where I am having the problem. (Shakes fist at Microsoft)[/EDIT]

[EDIT2]Still Trouble Shooting.....
It not a matter of double clicking under internet explorer. It a matter where I need to click the button a second time in order to get it to work. [/EDIT2]

 

[TheMajor]

Try the latest Flash plugin from Macromedia.com

 

[Harper]

Tryied the lastest flash, and it's still doing the same thing.

 

[notamondayfan]

u sure it just isnt taking a while to load? sometimes on a slow connection it may seem like u need to double click when actually its just loading.

why dont u upload a test file for us to try on our systems?

 

[Harper]

same problem was happening locally too.

After doing some research into it, some one told me that is has come thing to do with Adobe and Microshaft.
In a nutshell, it's the same thing that happened with Java a few years back.

So in the end, I have just made a flash and non flash version of the website.

I did not want to do it that way, but I rather not have a website fall over just because Microsoft Feels the need to flex their muscels.