FP2003 has new Interactive Buttons (JavaScript driven)
See
http://sbrenjoy.bizland.com/ for them in use
and for a lesson on how to use them see
http://office.microsoft.com/trainin...=Syt5ELvT4&Query=interactive+buttons&Scope=RC
| Hello Kevin
|
| I was informed on a previous enquirey last week that
| Windows XP does not have JVM (Java Virtual Machine) on it,
| and therefore the Front Page 2000 Hover buttons (menu)
| cannot be read. i.e. they do not appear on the page so a
| visitor cannot navigate. So, my question is, does Front
| Page 2003 use something else other that JVM to 'drive' the
| menu? If not, then upgrading to version 2003 is not the
| answer for me since Windows XP users will still not be
| able to navigate the site. See what I mean? I will greatly
| appreciate your feedback. Murray, another respondent said
| the upgrade would solve the problem. With no insult
| intended toward him, I just need a second confirmation
| that I'm on the right track, i.e. that the upgrade will
| solve the problem.
|
| Many thanks
| Nigel
|
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >DHTML is not an external 'menu' program. It's just HTML
| and JavaScript. So,
| >it's kind of hard to answer your question (I have no idea
| what "sothink"
| >is). It is not possible to do anything interactive (such
| as having menus
| >open and close) in an HTML document without JavaScript,
| or a client-side
| >executable (Java, ActiveX, etc).
| >
| >--
| >HTH,
| >Kevin Spencer
| >..Net Developer
| >Microsoft MVP
| >Big things are made up
| >of lots of little things.
| >
| >| >> Hello
| >> Further to the problem of the JVM not being on new
| >> computers / software ( such as Windows XP), rendering FP
| >> 2000 hover buttons useless, will the upgrade to FP 2003
| >> solve the problem. i.e. will I be able to create a menu
| >> within FP that will work on most computers / software,
| >> without the use of external 'menu' programs such as
| DHTML
| >> from 'sothink'?
| >>
| >> regards
| >
| >
| >.
| >
