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Using Java JTree navigation menu, is...
Using Java JTree navigation menu & frames in a browser: is there a way to track the pages being displayed in
ther target frame?
I would like the JTree to reflect where
in the site the user was at any minute,
even if they use the browser button. Have experimented with applet & cookies,
but got alot of strange errors using the
netscape.javascript.* package.
Any thoughts or assistance would be
appreciated and compensation is possible
for complete solutions.
Bill Rowe
webrep@yahoo.com
ther target frame?
I would like the JTree to reflect where
in the site the user was at any minute,
even if they use the browser button. Have experimented with applet & cookies,
but got alot of strange errors using the
netscape.javascript.* package.
Any thoughts or assistance would be
appreciated and compensation is possible
for complete solutions.
Bill Rowe
webrep@yahoo.com
what about using 1 x 1 applets inside all pages that will inform the main applet about page name ... it will work fine if there is only one browser window pointed to that site (otherwise, you'll need some JavaScript)
ASKER
Hi Heyhey,
Is inter-applet communication
reliable in your experience? If
so then this may be a solution.
Do you know how applets on different
frames would locate each other, that's
not browser specific?
Thanks in advance,
Bill Rowe
Is inter-applet communication
reliable in your experience? If
so then this may be a solution.
Do you know how applets on different
frames would locate each other, that's
not browser specific?
Thanks in advance,
Bill Rowe
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ASKER
Thank you here. I will give this
some additional thought....
Bill Rowe
webrep@yahoo.com
some additional thought....
Bill Rowe
webrep@yahoo.com
ok
you can contact me at heyhey_@iname.com
you can contact me at heyhey_@iname.com
ASKER
Thank you very much for all
your hard work here.
Bill Rowe
your hard work here.
Bill Rowe