Include page with hover buttons

[Daryl Kennedy]

I have created a nav bar for inclusion on all pages of a website. I imported
two GIF images for each of seven buttons, reflecting the "off" and "over"
states. I entered valid targets in the "Link to" pane of the Hover Button
Properties popup.

Everything tests OK in the browsers. However, when the navbar is embedded on
another page with the Include Page command, the URLs in the "Link to" pane
are missing, and there are no values in the HTML parameters. The
fphover.class and fphoverx.class files are in the site's root.

Is there a way to carry the URLs from the master navbar page to all other
pages without having to enter the info manually on each page? Obviously,
that would be a lot of work and also negate the point of embedding the
included page.

Any help would be most appreciated.

--Daryl Kennedy--

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You would have to use Absolute URLs

Also the FP Hover Button / Banner Ad Manager are Java Applets, and many users of Windows XP and/or
IE 6, Netscape, etc. not longer have access to the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) by default, the user
must know to go to Sun's Java website and then download and install the JVM.

Without the JVM, not Java Applet will run and when using the a Java Applet for navigation, there is
no way for the user to navigate your site. Suggest that you switch to JavaScript image swapping
script if your really want to keep this effect.

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[Daryl Kennedy]

Thanks for the info.

--DK--

You would have to use Absolute URLs

Also the FP Hover Button / Banner Ad Manager are Java Applets, and many users of Windows XP and/or
IE 6, Netscape, etc. not longer have access to the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) by default, the user
must know to go to Sun's Java website and then download and install the JVM.

Without the JVM, not Java Applet will run and when using the a Java Applet for navigation, there is
no way for the user to navigate your site. Suggest that you switch to JavaScript image swapping
script if your really want to keep this effect.

--
==============================================
Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)

FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc.
==============================================