My JVM is barfing on that site too.
| Normally the .class files should be in the root of the web, in this case place them in the same
| folder as the page.
|
| Try the following:
|
| Change:
| <applet code="fphover.class" codebase="../" width="120" height="24">
| to:
| <applet code="fphover.class" width="120" height="24">
|
| Note: Many users of Windows XP, IE6 and NS6+ will not be able to see the hover buttons or any Java
| Applets since the Java Virtual Machine is not available, unless the user goes directly to the Sun
| web site and installs it.
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| Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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| | > I should have given the link to the page so everyone could see what I was talking about and view
| source. It's
http://www.geocities.com/losthorizons01 . I only know the very basics so no laughing!
| LOL. I have uploaded the fphover.class and fphoverx.class files into the file manager and tried
| changing the codebase info in the html as suggested in previous reply but neither options worked. I
| am using frontpage2000, windowsxp and I upload the html pages directly into the file manager instead
| of uploading through frontpage. If anyone has any ideas you can contact me at (e-mail address removed)
| please use the subject 'component'. Thanks very much to those who have replied....
| >
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