Opening a new web page from inside an applet
pdkgpzn...@mailinator.com
Now I have an applet running in the
virtual machine, with buttons and the like.
When I push a button on the applet,
I'd like that the browser loads
a given web page. Where can I get
more information on how to do this?
jon
FISH
applet.getAppletContext().showDocument(URL) --> current window/frame
applet.getAppletContext().showDocument(URL,String) --> named window/frame
-FISH- ><>
pdkgpzn...@mailinator.com
> I am exploring Java applets in browsers.
Is this possible without using javascript?
jon
zoopy
You've must have missed FISH's reply (it's pure Java, no Javascript):
<http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&c2coff=1&frame=right&th=ca4c5de24b43da4a&seekm=dbc5020.0408120334.4ca13310%40posting.google.com#link2>
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Z.
Andrew Thompson
> You've must have missed FISH's reply (it's pure Java, no Javascript):
> <http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&c2coff=1&frame=right&th=ca4c5de24b43da4a&seekm=dbc5020.0408120334.4ca13310%40posting.google.com#link2>
I see you obviously have the hang of preserving long
URL's (pity more people don't), but would point out
you can trim a lot of the fat off Google thread URL's.
Generally all is needed is some variant of 'google'
followed by 'groups', the 'th' parameter and the anchor.
Vis.
<http://google.com/groups?th=ca4c5de24b43da4a#link2>
(Same document, URL just 50 chars, as opposed to 152)
Feel free to correct my Google
URL's when I next get lazy. ;-)
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zoopy
On 19-8-2004 16:21, Andrew Thompson wrote:
> I see you obviously have the hang of preserving long
> URL's (pity more people don't), but would point out
> you can trim a lot of the fat off Google thread URL's.
>
> Generally all is needed is some variant of 'google'
> followed by 'groups', the 'th' parameter and the anchor.
>
Thanks; I wanted to trim it, but I didn't know exactly which parts to remove.
[I saw you posting a short version a few days ago and had a look at various locations in Google
groups (in the basic group view, in a thread view, after a search), but only saw Google itself
generating long URLs]
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Regards,
Z.
Andrew Thompson
> On 19-8-2004 16:21, Andrew Thompson wrote:
>> you can trim a lot of the fat off Google thread URL's.
>>
>> Generally all is needed is some variant of 'google'
>> followed by 'groups', the 'th' parameter and the anchor.
> [I saw you posting a short version a few days ago and had a look at various locations in Google
> groups (in the basic group view, in a thread view, after a search), but only saw Google itself
> generating long URLs]
It's a bit of a 'black art'. First I get rid of
frames by opening the link to that post in a
new window. That is often a good starting point,
then I shorten the link to that message.
If the thread goes over 10 posts the simple process I
described no longer works, though sometimes the 'selm'
parameter (usually longer) can substitute for the 'th'
parameter in those cases.
Razvan
This is Java code !!!