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Thanks, it works in internet explorer but not in netscape, can you know how to do it in netscape to?
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Thanks, it works in internet explorer but not in netscape, can you know how to do it in netscape to?

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I want to open an applet form html page when The user push <br />
a button(and only then) and i want that the applet will open in<br />
the context of the current page(where the butto is) and will not<br />
start new window (the applet got her own window ).<br />
I know to do it only by opening new html (in java script)<br />
but i want to know how to do it without new html and without<br />
reloading the current html.<br />

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I want to open an applet form html page when The user push 
a button(and only then) and i want that the applet will open in
the context of the current page(where the butto is) and will not
start new window (the applet got her own window ).
I know to do it only by opening new html (in java script)
but i want to know how to do it without new html and without
reloading the current html.


how can I open Applet by pushing button on html

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.