This doesn't completely make sense. If jsp's are completely implemented
on the server, then how do mouse over events occur. The main problem
with http://www.nikonusa.com is that the pop-up menus don't appear.
There is some java script in the web page, and maybe that is the part
that is broken, but I think that I tend to have more problems when the
site is serving java server pages than when I have html with javascript.
Maybe this implies some linkage in the browser - I don't know; maybe
their browser detect logic just doesn't like mozilla?
Does someone know of a site that uses javascript solely to implement
mouse over menus so I can perform this test? Or have any solutions in
general to my problems?
Chris Inacio
Carlfish wrote:
> On Wed, 20 Jun 2001 23:40:06 -0400, Chris Inacio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> somehow managed to type:
>
>>Hello all,
>>
>> I have a problem using sites that generate mouse over menus with Java
>>server pages. For example, http://www.nikonusa.com is not really
>>naviagable with mozilla on my machine. I believe that I have Java
>>installed correctly. I used the Windows installer, I have the "mozilla"
>>java installed and I checked the plugins directory for the correct Java
>>DLL's being there.
>>
>
> Java Server Pages (JSP) are entirely interpreted on the server. To the web
> browser, they are indistinguishable from any other HTML page.
>
> Charles Miller
>
