a Java applet window (container?) in the calling HTML. I've always
wanted the moral equivalent of width=50% statement (of the window or frame).
I can sort of get an example working in a Mozilla browser:
<!-- This works on Mozilla only (and maybe netscape) -->
<script language="Javascript">
document.write( "<applet code=MyApplet.class width="
+ window.innerWidth/2 + " height="
+ window.innerWidth/2 + "></applet> <br>" );
</script>
So the document.write statement produces a normal looking applet string
like this:
<applet code=MyApplet.class width=252.5 height=252.5></applet>
Which gets intepreted by the browser, kicking off the applet. But as
you resize the browser the alignment with other text in the html window
is funky. Also, in the above example, the window.innerWidth is
apparently from the Mozilla/Netscape DOM, not MS-IE's.
Does anybody have any examples of how to dynamically presize an applet
to some percentage of the window/frame width? (that's mostly portable)
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