js / .swf conflict ?

[bruixot]

A bizarre problem.

I have a small, basic flash-animated logo floating in an ilayer. It's the only piece of flash in a run-of-the-mill html/js-based website.

Here's the problem. I'm running a javascript:window.print() command from a small .gif and some text to offer the option to print an .html as shown in an iframe. However, on calling the js command, the .swf flips inside-out and backwards, and outlined with a blue transparent background. This only happens in IE6.

In all honesty, I haven't a clue whether it's a conflict between the js and the .swf, or the layer, or if it has anything to do with the transparent background set for the .swf to blend better with the .html bg.

Has anyone heard of this before? Or maybe if any of you could recommend a solution?

Thanks in advance ;-)

[bruixot]

I fiddled around and ended up making the print button as a tiny .swf. From here it works fine, no mirror imaged logo. However, I've been told it is still happening from the web, even though I see it fine both off- and on-line.

So back to square one again. Someone please help.....