Does this Java work 4 u?

[omc1jz]

I have put a java effect on a web page and just wondering if it comes up on everyones browsers, Or if it works...

Dont worry about the links they are not set as yet but i am worried about the image not going completely from one side to another and resizing for screen size and resolution?

Do i use Frames??

THIS IS THE PAGE (http://megamoment.web1000.com/mko3.html) , It is hosted with web 1000 wich i use only for testing pages and storage...

Go easy
Im a newbie to java..
Thanks for your time...

I have also included a screenshot so you can see what the effect does...

Cheers
Maty...

[echo]

There's no ONE size fits all. I'm not sure with Java but if its possible, set it to use PERCENTAGE instead of a static pixel size.

[David Harrison]

Have you removed the page?
If not then have you written the link so that it goes to the wrong address because there's no page where your link is targetted.

[viravan]

>I have put a java effect on a web page and just wondering if it comes up on everyones browsers, Or if it works...


Not for me..... all I see is a red x on the upper left corner. I'm using IE6 and JRE1.4.2beta.

Just a friendly advice.... if you want your applet to work for the majority of the browser, do not use swing (stick with awt) and compile your applet with the -target 1.1 (native JVM for IE and NN4+).

If you must use swing, then be sure to convert your HTML file with the htmlconverter that comes with your JDK or else make sure your HTML file contain the appropriate <OBJECT> (for IE) and <EMBED> (for NN) tag. Keep in mind that swing require a Java plugin and people with a dial-up connection will definitely stay away from your site if they find out that they have to download a JRE that ranges from 30mb to 190mb (in 1.4.2beta).

:)

V.V.

[omc1jz]

Thanks for you reply!!!

I think i will go with a flash intro!! Thanks for the info..

Flash seems to be very common at the moment..

Cheers ...
Maty