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you might need to put MAYSCRIPT in your applet tag :-)<br />
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Hi Rob btw :-)<br />
<br />
Tim
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you might need to put MAYSCRIPT in your applet tag :-)

Hi Rob btw :-)

Tim

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Hey Tim,<br />
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thanks for that - that works great :-)<br />
<br />
Rob.
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Hey Tim,

thanks for that - that works great :-)

Rob.

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yay :-)<br />
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Good luck with it fella :-)<br />
<br />
Tim
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yay :-)

Good luck with it fella :-)

Tim

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Cheers, Tim :-)<br />
<br />
Heads up; I've got a new (unrelated) Q on the way ... &nbsp;;-)<br />

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Cheers, Tim :-)

Heads up; I've got a new (unrelated) Q on the way ...  ;-)


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I wish for a message on my web page to say &quot;Please wait for the applet to load ...&quot;.<br />
[ This text can be shoved into a &lt;div&gt; or some other element if necessary. ]<br />
<br />
Once my applet is loaded, I want this message to dissapear (so, removed from the &lt;div&gt; element it's in, for example).<br />
<br />
How can I achieve this?<br />
<br />
<br />
Thanks.
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I wish for a message on my web page to say "Please wait for the applet to load ...".
[ This text can be shoved into a <div> or some other element if necessary. ]

Once my applet is loaded, I want this message to dissapear (so, removed from the <div> element it's in, for example).

How can I achieve this?


Thanks.

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