Java Applets sto Dreamweaver ???

[SpY]

Paidia xrisimopoiw to Dreamweaver4 xsereis kaneis pws mporw na valw stin selida mou Java Applets? exw kapoia etoima ta opoia einai se .class pws ta xrisimopoiw? opos episis exw kai alla ta opoia mesa exoun polla arxeia se .html paidia help me

[SpY]

Na rwtisw kai kati allo.Mporei na fanei gelio alla den mpwrw na katalavo pws ginete.Thelw na grapsw stin selida px kati "XXXXXXXXXXX" kai thelw olo auto na to metakiniso px 15 space dexsia.Pws to kanoume.Mono right left kai center vriskw.Mporeis na to pas esi opou theleis ?

Opos episis gia opoion xserei.Pws mporw na grapsw ellinika sto Dreamweaver? Mou ta vgazei panta kinezika

 

<small>[ 15-03-2002, 14:59: Το μήνυμα επεξεργάστηκε από: SpY ]</small>

[apoc]

Den kserw apo DreamWeaver alla nomizw afto tha se voithisei ousiastika ena tag sthn HTML sou einai..parakatw einai h eksighsh gia ola ta tag...mporeis na mhn xrhsimopoihseis ola afta

vazw ta tag mesa se " " giati den me afhnei na kanw post

 

A Java applet is included in a Web page with the <"APPLET"> tag, which has the following syntax. Items in brackets ([]) are optional.

 

<"APPLET"

CODE = applet-filename

WIDTH = pixel-width

HEIGHT = pixel-height

[OBJECT = serialized-applet-filename]

[ARCHIVE = jar-file-list]

[codeBASE = applet-url]

[ALT = alternate-text]

[NAME = applet-name]

[ALIGN = alignment]

[VSPACE = vertical-pixel-space]

[HSPACE = horizontal-pixel-space]

>

[<PARAM NAME = parameter VALUE = value>]

[<PARAM NAME = parameter VALUE = value>]

...

[alternate-text]

</"APPLET">

 

APPLET

 

The <"APPLET"> tag specifies an applet to be run within a Web document. A Web browser that does not support Java and does not understand the <"APPLET"> tag ignores this tag and any related "<PARAM>" tags, and simply displays any alternate-text that appears between <"APPLET"> and </"APPLET">. A browser that does support Java runs the specified applet, and does not display the alternate-text.

 

CODE

 

This required attribute specifies the file that contains the compiled Java code for the applet. It must be relative to the CODEBASE if that attribute is specified, or relative to the current document's URL. It must not be an absolute URL. In Java 1.1, this attribute can be replaced with an OBJECT attribute.

 

WIDTH

 

This attribute specifies the initial width, in pixels, that the applet needs in the browser's window. It is required.

 

HEIGHT

 

This attribute specifies the initial height, in pixels, that the applet needs in the browser's window. It is required.

 

OBJECT

 

As of Java 1.1, this attribute specifies the name of a file that contains a serialized applet that is to be created by deserialization. An applet specified in this way does not have its init() method invoked, but does have its start() method invoked. Thus, before an applet is saved through serialization, it should be initialized, but should not be started, or, if started, it should be stopped. An applet must have either the CODE or OBJECT attribute specified, but not both.

 

ARCHIVE

 

As of Java 1.1, this attribute specifies a comma-separate list of JAR (Java Archive) files that are "preloaded" by the Web browser or applet viewer. These archive files may contain Java class files, images, sounds, properties, or any other resources required by the applet. The Web browser or applet viewer searches for required files in the archives before attempting to load them over the network.

 

CODEBASE

 

This optional attribute specifies the base URL (absolute or relative) of the applet to be displayed. This should be a directory, not the applet file itself. If this attribute is unspecified, then the URL of the current document is used.

 

ALT

 

This optional attribute specifies text that should be displayed by browsers that understand the <"APPLET"> tag but do not support Java.

 

NAME

 

This optional attribute gives a name to the applet instance. Applets that are running at the same time can look each other up by name and communicate with each other.

 

ALIGN

 

This optional attribute specifies the applet's alignment on the page. It behaves just like the ALIGN attribute of the <"IMG"> tag. Its allowed values are: left, right, top, texttop, middle, absmiddle, baseline, bottom, and absbottom.

 

VSPACE

 

This optional attribute specifies the margin, in pixels, that the browser should put above and below the applet. It behaves just like the VSPACE attribute of the <"IMG"> tag.

 

HSPACE

 

This optional attribute specifies the margin, in pixels, that the browser should put on either side of the applet. It behaves just like the HSPACE attribute of the <"IMG"> tag.

 

To pio aplo paradeigma einai afto

 

<"APPLET code="FirstApplet.class" width=150 height=100">

</"APPLET">

 

proseksai ta path me to pou vrisketai to class..

[Γηρυόνης]

Ο φίλος άποκ με κάλυψε πλήρως. Για Ελληνικά στο Dreamweaver προσπάθησε Control Panel -> Regional Settings -> Set Default -> Greek.

[Cristina]

Parakaoto tha sou grapso tis rithmiseis pou exo ego. Esi mporeis na dialexeis alla megethi kai grammatoseires, arkei na mporoun na emfanizoun ellinika.

 

Edit > Preferences > Fonts/Encoding

 

Default Encoding: Greek - ISO-8859-7

Font Setings: Greek

Proportional Font: Tahoma

Size: 12

Fixed Font: Courier New

Size: 10

Code Inspector: Tahoma

Size: 10

[apoc]

Cristina to signature sou mou thimisai Leounaki kai thn gnwsth diafhmhsh pou exei kanei...o pleon

aparadektos paragwgos tou Rock Fm....xexexe!

Tha se dw sto Bar!!!

 

(plaka kanw..filika apoc)

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