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I use FP2000 as a html-editor. My navigation bars show hover buttons, but no way the cursor changes to a hand over these buttons. I tried several changes to the code but lack of knowledge keep me from results.
A typical button in code looks like:
I tried a new parameter (as the last line, in numerous versions) and as html in the first line, nothing helps. Hav a look at the testpage: http://www.theobakker.net/zoomify2.htm
How can it be done??
A typical button in code looks like:
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I tried a new parameter (as the last line, in numerous versions) and as html in the first line, nothing helps. Hav a look at the testpage: http://www.theobakker.net/zoomify2.htm
How can it be done??
Last edited by peter_budo : Jul 14th, 2008 at 6:59 am. Reason: Keep It Organized - please use [code] tags
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I think it's impossible to do it in attributes or params.
You have to re-compile your applet's Class before including it within html page.
More details are given here:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/faq/s...orExample.html
You have to re-compile your applet's Class before including it within html page.
More details are given here:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/faq/s...orExample.html
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Put ur applet in a seperate div or span and on their onmouseover and onmouseout events write a javascript function to change cursor.
<span onmouseover="changeToPointer();" onmouseout="changeToHand();"> <applet..... . . . . </applet> </span>
Last edited by Luckychap : Jul 14th, 2008 at 12:44 am.
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<param name="style" valuetype="cursor" value="hand">
I don't know if your applet suports that but I suggest you to change it into this:
<param name="style" valuetype="cursor" value="pointer">
or more probably:
<param name="cursor" value="pointer">
This should do the trick in case it supports tee syling of cursors.
You might wan't to add this for older IE's to.
<param name="cursor" value="hand">
Last edited by Troy III : Jul 14th, 2008 at 2:04 am.
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