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Inserting Java applet in Dreamweaver
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| voodoodoc 2005-03-31, 11:24 pm |
| Hello,
I am an experienced web developer but new to using Dreamweaver. I have used
other web design software but an now using Dreamweaver. Its great. I love it.
Should have been using it long ago but thats another story.
I produce virtual tour web sites for vacation rentals.
I am now building the virtual tour pages for a new site. I am using the ZOOM
java applet to display the images.
I need to have the applet code look like this:
<APPLET archive = "panoapplet.jar" code="panoapplet.class" codebase =
"../images/virtual_tour/" width=400 height=300>
<param name="file" value="living_room_360.ivr">
<param name="autospin" value="100">
<param name="initialView" value="0.000000, 120.000000, 0.00000">
<PARAM NAME="minZoomAngle" VALUE="150">
</APPLET>
If I use the Media-applet button in DW it give the basic options for adding
the applet Like so:
<applet code="panoapplet.jar" codebase = "../images/virtual_tour/" width="400"
height="300">
<param name="file" value="1201_living_room_360">
<param name="autospin" value="100">
<param name="initialView" value="0.000000, 120.000000,
0.00000">
<param name="minZoomAngle" value="150">
</applet>
NOTE: this does not work....need to call the jar file and spec the class file
with "code"
I am using a JAR file and calling the Class file with the "code" tag. DW
handles the parameters fine but it only gives me the option to add a "code" and
"codebase" tag. What about the "archive" tag?
I can't find how to add the "archive" tag in DW. Is this something I have to
manually code? Or am I missing something in DW that will allow me to add this
tag. I am using "Dreamweaver MX V 6.0"
I know I can just edit the code manually but I am asking if I can properly set
this up in DW or do I just need to make a code snippet and be done with it.
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| Kenneth W. Binney 2005-03-31, 11:24 pm |
| Why not just paste it the code view in as you did in the good old days "pre
DW"
"voodoodoc" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:d2i85a$lt4$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Hello,
>
> I am an experienced web developer but new to using Dreamweaver. I have
> used
> other web design software but an now using Dreamweaver. Its great. I love
> it.
> Should have been using it long ago but thats another story.
>
> I produce virtual tour web sites for vacation rentals.
>
> I am now building the virtual tour pages for a new site. I am using the
> ZOOM
> java applet to display the images.
>
> I need to have the applet code look like this:
> <APPLET archive = "panoapplet.jar" code="panoapplet.class" codebase =
> "../images/virtual_tour/" width=400 height=300>
> <param name="file" value="living_room_360.ivr">
>
> <param name="autospin" value="100">
>
> <param name="initialView" value="0.000000, 120.000000, 0.00000">
>
> <PARAM NAME="minZoomAngle" VALUE="150">
>
> </APPLET>
>
> If I use the Media-applet button in DW it give the basic options for
> adding
> the applet Like so:
>
> <applet code="panoapplet.jar" codebase = "../images/virtual_tour/"
> width="400"
> height="300">
> <param name="file" value="1201_living_room_360">
> <param name="autospin" value="100">
> <param name="initialView" value="0.000000, 120.000000,
> 0.00000">
> <param name="minZoomAngle" value="150">
> </applet>
> NOTE: this does not work....need to call the jar file and spec the class
> file
> with "code"
>
> I am using a JAR file and calling the Class file with the "code" tag. DW
> handles the parameters fine but it only gives me the option to add a
> "code" and
> "codebase" tag. What about the "archive" tag?
>
> I can't find how to add the "archive" tag in DW. Is this something I have
> to
> manually code? Or am I missing something in DW that will allow me to add
> this
> tag. I am using "Dreamweaver MX V 6.0"
>
> I know I can just edit the code manually but I am asking if I can properly
> set
> this up in DW or do I just need to make a code snippet and be done with
> it.
>
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