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Browse All TopicsI have several pages with 360 degree panoramic views on them. Unfortunately, they need a specific plug-in in order for them to be viewed. How can I have this plug-in available to download on my page instead of the user having to go to the plug-in download page which is very complicated and confusing. It is a compressed file and loads automatically once you download it and click on it. This would make it easy for non-technical uses to view these pages without much of a hassle.
Thanks for your help.
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Try this...
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function checkPlugin(plugin, theURL, altURL, IEGoesToURL) { //v2.0
if ((navigator.plugins && navigator.plugins[plugin])
(IEGoesToURL && //if flag set, and MSIE browser for Win95/NT (ActiveX)
navigator.appName.indexOf(
navigator.appVersion.index
navigator.appVersion.index
if (theURL.length>2) window.location = theURL;
} else {
if (altURL.length>2) window.location = altURL;
}
document.returnValue = false;
}
//-->
</script>
</HEAD>
<BODY bgcolor="#FFFFFF" onLoad="checkPlugin('Plugi
</BODY>
That way it will check for the plugin and load it if the user doesn't have it...
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Hello c861582
Thanks for your last comment. Your question is already under the heading "Previously Asked Questions: Available for 10% of their original value" So the points must have gone somewhere. I am kind of new to this EE too and not really to concerned about the points I can make. I'ts more fun to share my little html knowledge to help somebody.
These days technology changes too fast. What you have learned yesterday is old stuff tomorrow. That's why the EE idea of sharing knowledge makes it possible to solve problemsand do a good computer based job without having to be an expert on all the required subjects. Edi
O K Edi and thanks very much for the help. i don't know where the points went. Like you, I don't much care about points, (so long as I have enough to give for an answer.) Have a wonderful holiday (if you are in the U.S.) If not, just have a wonderful day anyway! If you get a chance here is my website! http://charliebcc.web.com
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by: egbservicesPosted on 1999-11-21 at 19:23:52ID: 2224062
ZIP up the plug-in and upload it to your site. Create a link to it for example: m/folder/p lugin.zip" >Click on here to save the required plug-in</a>
<a href="http://www.domain.co
You might want to give a brief explanation on installing it...
Clicking on that link would automaticaly promt the server to save the file to the disk!
Regards, Edi