ET Image Button - Documentation


 

 

 

 

Features

  • A simple three state button.
  • Progressive loading.

Examples

Get started

  1. Start with a simple web-page where you want the applet. (E.g. Test.html)
  2. Copy the class file to the same directory as Test.html:
    ET_ImageButton.class
  3. Copy the applet and parameter tags from the simple example (or any other example, but it is safer to start with something simple).
  4. If you get it to work you can add more parameters from the list below. Check out the other examples for inspiration. If you have problems, check the FAQ for more help.
  5. If you still don't get it right, read the tutorials at http://www.htmlgoodies.com/ regarding Java applets.
     
   

Parameters

This is the list of parameters that can be used in the HTML code with this applet. If the applet is unable to interpret a parameter, it will be ignored.
 

Images

  ButtonImage
The image defining the normal look of the button.
Values: URL to file
Default: none
 
    ButtonImageOver
The image defining the look of the button when the user moves the mouse any over it.
Values: URL to file
Default: ButtonImage
 
    ButtonImageClick
The image defining the look of the button when the user clicks on it.
Values: URL to file
Default: ButtonImageOver
 

Colors

  BGColor
The color of the applet background.
Values: 000000 - ffffff
Default: ffffff (white)
See Also: Color notation.
 

URL

  URL
The URL connected to the button. You can use any URL type supported by your browser including http: and mailto:.
Values: URL to link
Default: none
Example: <param name="URL" value="fun.html">
 
    URLFrame
The target frame of the URL connected to the button.
Values: _self / _parent / _top / _blank / frame name
Default: _self
 
    URLText
The text to be shown in the browsers status bar when the user moves the mouse pointer over the button.
Values: text string
Default: none
 
   

Known Bugs

No known bugs.

If you find any other bugs please report them to us.
 

   

Future Features

It's always possible to improve an applet, but every feature creates more code, and more code will result in longer loading times.

Currently we don't have any new features planned for this applet.

 

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