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Nav99

Nav99 - Configurable Navigation Applet

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Updates:

9/16/99: Added font parameters fontName, fontStyle, and fontSize. Get the latest source code from the link below.

9/14/99: Fixed caching difference between browsers. Now pages can be reloaded and the applet acts as expected, this includes having the target frame as _parent.

Parameters:

fontName: Optional, takes name of font. Default is SansSerif

fontStyle: Optional, takes integer 0, 1, 2, or 3 which are Plain, Bold, Italics, Bold and Italics respectively. Default is 1.

fontSize: Optional, takes integer. Default is 12.

fontColor: Optional, takes single integer (just convert your hex HTML color code to decimal). Default is white.

buttonColor: Same as fontColor. Default is black.

rows: Required, single integer representing number of buttons you whish to make.

menuX: Replace the X with a number representing the different buttons, start at 0. The value of menuX should be... Button Label, target frame,URL label,URL,URL label,URL,etc... You can have as many buttons and links as needed.

Sizing:

Just set the width and height parameters in the HTML applet tag and the number of rows you've set will expand to fit.

Notes:

Some of my target frames in the example are frames that I have actually labeled in the HTML code (e.g. "main") while others targets use the common names (e.g. "_parent"). The values in menuX are separated by commas and are a continuos line. The URLs need to be absolute.

HTML used in my example page:

<applet width="125" height="165" code="Nav99.class">
<param name="buttonColor" value="32768">
<param name="fontColor" value="16777215">
<param name="menu0" value="Internal Links,main,Home,http://www.engr.orst.edu/~joefl/nav/readme.htm, Page 1, http://www.engr.orst.edu/~joefl/nav/newpage1.htm, Page 2, http://www.engr.orst.edu/~joefl/nav/newpage2.htm">
<param name="menu1" value="Single Link,main,Page 3, http://www.engr.orst.edu/~joefl/nav/newpage3.htm">
<param name="menu2" value="Search, _parent, AltaVista, http://www.altavista.com, Hotbot, http://www.hotbot.com, Yahoo, http://www.yahoo.com, Metacralwer, http://www.metacrawler.com, Lycos, http://www.lycos.com">
<param name="menu3" value="Web Developing, _parent, Web Developer, http://www.webdeveloper.com, HTML, http://www.webdeveloper.com/HTML, Java, http://www.webdeveloper.com/java">
<param name="menu4" value="Dummy Links, main, Dummy 1, dummy1, Dummy 2, dummy2, Dummy 3, dummy3">
<param name="rows" value="5">"> This Java Applet runs in browsers with 1.1 VMs. If your using a capable browser please enable Java.
</applet>

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