i have this code:<br />
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<center><applet codebase="http://www.prognosisx.com/infosyssec/" code="yavs.class" width="190" height="240"><br />
<!-- You can change the width and height to custom fit the newsticker to your web page >--><br />
<param name="msgtext" value="http://www.prognosisx.com/infosyssec/announce.txt"></param><br />
<!-- This line always must remain the same to point to the applet and the scrolling text file with the news --><br />
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<param name="bgcolor" value="#555555"></param><br />
<!-- Background color--><br />
<param name="fgcolor" value="#000000"></param><br />
<!-- Foreground font color --><br />
<param name="hrefcolor" value="#ffffff"></param><br />
<!-- Color of hotlinks --><br />
<param name="linkcolor" value="#0000ff"></param><br />
<!-- Color when cursor passed over hotlink --><br />
<param name="fontname" value="Arial"></param><br />
<!-- Pick a font that everyone has --><br />
<param name="fontsize" value="10"></param><br />
<!-- Make the font larger or smaller etc --><br />
<param name="speed" value="30"></param><br />
<!-- Adjust the speed of the scrolling text --><br />
<param name="waittext" value="yes"></param><br />
<!-- Yes = it tells the viewer it is loading - No = it doesn't display that it is loading --><br />
<param name="pause" value="5500"></param><br />
<!-- Set pause delay --><br />
<br />
<!-- You can change any of the above values to customize the look and color of the fonts, links and forground and background --><br />
<!-- You should be able to end up with something that blends right in with the look and color scheme of your web page --><br />
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</applet></center><br />
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for the news scroller located at MY SITE (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.etcgalore.com">http://www.etcgalore.com</a><!-- m -->)<br />
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i have made my own text file and changed the codebase to the right directory and the parameter value to the right txt file yet it does not work any ideas on how i can get my own text file in there? i believe i need to creat an applet "point to the applet and the scrolling text file with the news", but how do i go about that/ and is that what i need to do?<!--content-->i have another question and instead of starting another thread i just put it in here, what exactly is the difference between .html .htm and .asp?<!--content-->been awhile since i posted this and nobody has replied so just wondering if anybody knows or what???<!--content-->Originally posted by dork1337h4x0r <br />
i have another question and instead of starting another thread i just put it in here, what exactly is the difference between .html .htm and .asp? <br />
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There isn't a difference between .htm and .html, they're the same thing, just different extensions. Although you should try to stick to .html because that was the way it was originally intended. The .htm was used for OS's like windows 3.x, which didn't support long file names.<br />
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The extension .asp is simply for ASP code, which is a server-side scripting language, much like .php.<!--content-->thaanks i thought thats what they were but not sure and didnt want to relaay the wrong info to anyone if they ever asked me.<br />
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anybody know anything about the applet question?<!--content-->
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<center><applet codebase="http://www.prognosisx.com/infosyssec/" code="yavs.class" width="190" height="240"><br />
<!-- You can change the width and height to custom fit the newsticker to your web page >--><br />
<param name="msgtext" value="http://www.prognosisx.com/infosyssec/announce.txt"></param><br />
<!-- This line always must remain the same to point to the applet and the scrolling text file with the news --><br />
<br />
<param name="bgcolor" value="#555555"></param><br />
<!-- Background color--><br />
<param name="fgcolor" value="#000000"></param><br />
<!-- Foreground font color --><br />
<param name="hrefcolor" value="#ffffff"></param><br />
<!-- Color of hotlinks --><br />
<param name="linkcolor" value="#0000ff"></param><br />
<!-- Color when cursor passed over hotlink --><br />
<param name="fontname" value="Arial"></param><br />
<!-- Pick a font that everyone has --><br />
<param name="fontsize" value="10"></param><br />
<!-- Make the font larger or smaller etc --><br />
<param name="speed" value="30"></param><br />
<!-- Adjust the speed of the scrolling text --><br />
<param name="waittext" value="yes"></param><br />
<!-- Yes = it tells the viewer it is loading - No = it doesn't display that it is loading --><br />
<param name="pause" value="5500"></param><br />
<!-- Set pause delay --><br />
<br />
<!-- You can change any of the above values to customize the look and color of the fonts, links and forground and background --><br />
<!-- You should be able to end up with something that blends right in with the look and color scheme of your web page --><br />
<br />
</applet></center><br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
for the news scroller located at MY SITE (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.etcgalore.com">http://www.etcgalore.com</a><!-- m -->)<br />
<br />
i have made my own text file and changed the codebase to the right directory and the parameter value to the right txt file yet it does not work any ideas on how i can get my own text file in there? i believe i need to creat an applet "point to the applet and the scrolling text file with the news", but how do i go about that/ and is that what i need to do?<!--content-->i have another question and instead of starting another thread i just put it in here, what exactly is the difference between .html .htm and .asp?<!--content-->been awhile since i posted this and nobody has replied so just wondering if anybody knows or what???<!--content-->Originally posted by dork1337h4x0r <br />
i have another question and instead of starting another thread i just put it in here, what exactly is the difference between .html .htm and .asp? <br />
<br />
<br />
There isn't a difference between .htm and .html, they're the same thing, just different extensions. Although you should try to stick to .html because that was the way it was originally intended. The .htm was used for OS's like windows 3.x, which didn't support long file names.<br />
<br />
The extension .asp is simply for ASP code, which is a server-side scripting language, much like .php.<!--content-->thaanks i thought thats what they were but not sure and didnt want to relaay the wrong info to anyone if they ever asked me.<br />
<br />
anybody know anything about the applet question?<!--content-->