On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 07:42:27 +0000, Toby Inkster wrote:
<applet ...>
.... <p>The message here will only be shown when Java is disabled or not
supported.</p>
</applet>
Wrong! The 'no applet' part of the applet element as specified
above *only* covers the situation where Java is not and never
has been installed. If Java is installed, but *disabled*, that
message will not show.
To cover that, you need to specify an 'alt' attribute, which
displays for browsers with Java installed, but disabled.
As an aside, the OP mis-diagnosed the actual problem.
The browser's concerned would not be getting any message that
included 'Classnotfound' (sic) if this was a problem with
the alt/alternate HTML parts of the applet element.
The JVM is obviously being invoked, to produce that message.
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