Scott
The link below describes an interesting ticker java applet using javascript
to communicate. You can even change the message etc on the fly. Works well
with IE4+ as well and I have used it on a few sites.
http://www.builder.com/Programming/Scripter/071299/
Regards
Peter Luxmore
Scott Andr
There already is such an applet released by M$FT. I lost the specific file
but anyone who wants it can search there web-site.
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I think you wouldn't even need an applet, rather do all the Java calls from
with in JavaScript.
So instead of writing an applet, inserting it, and calling
document.loadapplet.whatever(), we can create a JavaScript object which does
stuff
I think you wouldn't even need an applet, rather do all the Java calls from with in
JavaScript.
So instead of writing an applet, inserting it, and calling
document.loadapplet.whatever(), we can create a JavaScript object which does stuff
like this:
function JavaLoad(url) {
reader = new jav
Naw, the 4.0+ IEs on the PC can as well.
M.
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Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] loadHTML + Java ?
I though JS communication with
I though JS communication with applets was an Netscape-only feature. Is
that correct?
Maybe at some point we can start a library of server-side components
that work with DynAPI, in Perl, PHP, Coldfusion and what-have-you. I'm
pretty sure Dan's servertask was meant to facilitate things like this
Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone might be interested in a Java solution for
dynamically loading a web page into layer? It would be quite simple to
create a small invisible applet that JS could send calls to. The applet
would make the call to the web server and return the page to the
JavaScrip
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Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] loadHTML
> Hi Max, I think I found the problem:
>
> One, a typo in loadHTML:
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> DynAPI.dyndoc
>
> should be:
>
> DynAPI.document
>
> Also, you'll notice that in loadHTML t
Hi Max, I think I found the problem:
One, a typo in loadHTML:
DynAPI.dyndoc
should be:
DynAPI.document
Also, you'll notice that in loadHTML the loadqueue eventlistener is only
added to the base dyndocument:
DynAPI.document.addEventListener(lqLoadEvent)
So this may need to be reworked if you
ot;
gridDiv.css.borderStyle="solid"
gridDiv.setVisible(true)
then its NO GO
Appears to be a problem handling the DynDocument?
I hope I am helping and not causing more problems.
Max
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ons, I was unable to follow the rest of your instructions in the
Email.
thanks Max
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> For all tho
Simple search and replace will fix this. I made quite a few enhancements and
speed increases to the core. It's quite stable.
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