Fivestar and YouTube Video conflicts

On "some" pages? Does fivestar stop working when you get the error? What version of IE are you using?

Although I haven't done anything to correct this problem specifically, we haven't had any confirming posts since July. I'm going to close this issue as it seems to be an isolated incident.

It's happening for my website.

Pop-up window saying:
Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site http://www.example.com.
Operation Aborted

Occurs with fivestar on youtube videos in IE7

Fixed when module's disabled.

This might be due to a cache issue where I'm having problems logging out. :( I was actually able to re-create this issue with the fivestar module disabled. The fivestar module somehow aggravates it however as it was much harder to reproduce with it disabled.

I had the most success recreating this issue (with this module disabled) by refreshing the homepage, then going to another page (or another few pages) and back to the home page.

User Log-out Problem:
http://drupal.org/node/197786

Wow strange. We'll keep this open for more reports. I don't have my Windows machine available right now so I probably won't address this before the next release.

me too

it's not only fivestars,
i've disable and continue...

It is not module problem for sure. Initially i thought its my tempate problem and was after that
http://drupal.org/node/196365

but seems like its IE 7 issue . Check with firfox and it will display correctly

http://drupal.org/node/125650#comment-523295

From what I've read in the posts by pharma (thanks for those), the problem is caused by javascript loaded inline on the page (such as youtube videos). Fivestar doesn't do any manipulation of the page until after it is completely loaded, so the fix at http://drupal.org/node/125650#comment-523294 is basically equivalent to what Fivestar is doing already. So the problem seems to be caused by the method YouTube uses in it's code (or really that IE7 has a problem with it), but either way Fivestar is already doing what it can to avoid the problem.

(or really that IE7 has a problem with it),

Microsoft aware of this problem

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/927917

For future reference, if you're copying and pasting the youtube embed code into your website directly, commenting out (or deleting entirely) the object and param seems to get rid of the error in IE 6:

<!--<object width="200" height="170"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/lZ-s3DRZJKY"></param><param name="wmode" value="transparent"></param>-->

<embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/lZ-s3DRZJKY" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="200" height="170"></embed>

<!--</object>-->

Anyone see any drawbacks to this solution?