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    Unhappy Html or java

    Greetz

    Just a quick question about web page design.
    Say a person had made a web page and wanted to put some flash movies on, but they dont want to have the links going to a fresh page each time somone wants to see one.
    They want one of those boxes to open and the page to stay the same.

    I asked a mate about this but he said active x's ? i looked around on the net but i cant seem to find anything i can use.
    Would this be html code, java or what ?
    any input mucho thanks

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    Yes, you could use Java or ActiveX.

    I would probably use HTML frames. It would be nearly the same effect, but easier to set-up. A search should find tutorials on frames. Also, I disable ActiveX, Java, etc., while I browse, so I'd probably just skip your site.

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    Cheers

    Okay thanks for that
    i'l read up on frames

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    Re: Html or java

    Originally posted by Ron the don
    Greetz

    Just a quick question about web page design.
    Say a person had made a web page and wanted to put some flash movies on, but they dont want to have the links going to a fresh page each time somone wants to see one.
    They want one of those boxes to open and the page to stay the same.

    I asked a mate about this but he said active x's ? i looked around on the net but i cant seem to find anything i can use.
    Would this be html code, java or what ?
    any input mucho thanks
    according to me if u go for java beans...then it will be very easy and also beautiful...
    istead of html u can use beans....
    i think that is more nice...

    intruder....

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    no offense but based on your post I dont think it would be worth it to learn Java or ActiveX to do what your looking to do.

    HTML frames, very easy.

    <frameset rows="30%" frameborder="1" border="1">
    <frame src="top.html">
    <frame src="flash.html">
    </frameset>

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    Root be doot

    None taken, i know a fair bit of java, just not about java beans.
    But i am reading up eh

    cheers for the html coding.....
    Ive got so many download n print outs, it takes all day to find anything..

    O yes u know when you want to log ip's on a web page
    You would use java, is their any other code usable ?
    (yes yes) go fookin find it yerself...just askin

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    O yes u know when you want to log ip's on a web page
    You would use java, is their any other code usable ?
    (yes yes) go fookin find it yerself...just askin
    It is not quite clear to me what you are asking. Am I correct in assuming you want to display server log information on a webpage? For that I'd probably use server-side scripting. With Apache I'd use perl, with IIS I'd use ASP (Active Server Pages).

    If you're just trying to log the IPs of those that visit your webpages, your server should do that. If, for whatever reason, you decide you want to do this yourself, or you want more control than your server provides you, etc., you can do this with server-side scripting as well.

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    I should have also mentioned PHP. This would also help you to do what you are trying to do.

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    Try http://www.javascriptsource.com for a script snippet you can use. Easier than spending time on it, and I'm sure you'll find exactly what you need.

    Not that I'm encouraging you to behave like a script-kiddie...

    Security is an illusion

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