Here's what I have so far:
<div id="myEmbeddedProjectI">
<!--Cover-->
<div style="position:absolute;top:0;width:462;background-color:blue;z-index=100" id="coverI">Created by __Name__</div>
12347890
<!--/Cover-->
<script type="text/javascript">
document.getElementById('coverI').style.top=document.getElementById('myEmbeddedProjectI').offsetTop+20;
</script>
<!--Embed code-->
<applet id='ProjectApplet' style='display:block' code='ScratchApplet' codebase='http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc' archive='ScratchApplet.jar' height='387' width='482'><param name='project' value='../../static/projects/Hardmath123/1709655.sb'></applet> <a href='http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Hardmath123/1709655'>Learn more about this project</a>
<!--/Embed code-->
</div>The Java app crashes, though.
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Hardmath123 wrote:
Here's what I have so far:
Code:
<div id="myEmbeddedProjectI"> <!--Cover--> <div style="position:absolute;top:0;width:462;background-color:blue;z-index=100" id="coverI">Created by __Name__</div> 12347890 <!--/Cover--> <script type="text/javascript"> document.getElementById('coverI').style.top=document.getElementById('myEmbeddedProjectI').offsetTop+20; </script> <!--Embed code--> <applet id='ProjectApplet' style='display:block' code='ScratchApplet' codebase='http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc' archive='ScratchApplet.jar' height='387' width='482'><param name='project' value='../../static/projects/Hardmath123/1709655.sb'></applet> <a href='http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Hardmath123/1709655'>Learn more about this project</a> <!--/Embed code--> </div>The Java app crashes, though.
are you trying to put a cover over the java applet... because java applets seem to stay on top of everything lol
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nathanprocks wrote:
Hardmath123 wrote:
Here's what I have so far:
Code:
<div id="myEmbeddedProjectI"> <!--Cover--> <div style="position:absolute;top:0;width:462;background-color:blue;z-index=100" id="coverI">Created by __Name__</div> 12347890 <!--/Cover--> <script type="text/javascript"> document.getElementById('coverI').style.top=document.getElementById('myEmbeddedProjectI').offsetTop+20; </script> <!--Embed code--> <applet id='ProjectApplet' style='display:block' code='ScratchApplet' codebase='http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc' archive='ScratchApplet.jar' height='387' width='482'><param name='project' value='../../static/projects/Hardmath123/1709655.sb'></applet> <a href='http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Hardmath123/1709655'>Learn more about this project</a> <!--/Embed code--> </div>The Java app crashes, though.
are you trying to put a cover over the java applet... because java applets seem to stay on top of everything lol
Yea! if you try yola website maker or weebly the applet just goes right over all the other elements!
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WindowsExplorer wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
Hardmath123 wrote:
Here's what I have so far:
Code:
<div id="myEmbeddedProjectI"> <!--Cover--> <div style="position:absolute;top:0;width:462;background-color:blue;z-index=100" id="coverI">Created by __Name__</div> 12347890 <!--/Cover--> <script type="text/javascript"> document.getElementById('coverI').style.top=document.getElementById('myEmbeddedProjectI').offsetTop+20; </script> <!--Embed code--> <applet id='ProjectApplet' style='display:block' code='ScratchApplet' codebase='http://scratch.mit.edu/static/misc' archive='ScratchApplet.jar' height='387' width='482'><param name='project' value='../../static/projects/Hardmath123/1709655.sb'></applet> <a href='http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Hardmath123/1709655'>Learn more about this project</a> <!--/Embed code--> </div>The Java app crashes, though.
are you trying to put a cover over the java applet... because java applets seem to stay on top of everything lol
Yea! if you try yola website maker or weebly the applet just goes right over all the other elements!
yeah lol i used a java applet on my site and it covered half my chat thing
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ssss wrote:
You could cover it up with another java applet :S
wouldn't the scratch applet cover the other applet when the scratch thing updates the graphics... it would probably freeze the computer too
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nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
You could cover it up with another java applet :S
wouldn't the scratch applet cover the other applet when the scratch thing updates the graphics... it would probably freeze the computer too
It was worth suggesting. And it could continually refresh
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ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
You could cover it up with another java applet :S
wouldn't the scratch applet cover the other applet when the scratch thing updates the graphics... it would probably freeze the computer too
It was worth suggesting. And it could continually refresh
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that would make it an even more chance of freezing
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nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
wouldn't the scratch applet cover the other applet when the scratch thing updates the graphics... it would probably freeze the computer too
It was worth suggesting. And it could continually refresh
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that would make it an even more chance of freezing
Meh. What would you suggest?
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ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
It was worth suggesting. And it could continually refresh
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that would make it an even more chance of freezing
Meh. What would you suggest?
maybe an iframe or something over the applet?
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nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
that would make it an even more chance of freezingMeh. What would you suggest?
maybe an iframe or something over the applet?
Oh. I know. But it would hide the stop button as well :S
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ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
Meh. What would you suggest?maybe an iframe or something over the applet?
Oh. I know. But it would hide the stop button as well :S
why would the user need to click the stop button?
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nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
maybe an iframe or something over the applet?
Oh. I know. But it would hide the stop button as well :S
why would the user need to click the stop button?
Lagging pc? But meh.
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ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
Oh. I know. But it would hide the stop button as well :Swhy would the user need to click the stop button?
Lagging pc? But meh.
java would still be running lol
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nathanprocks wrote:
ssss wrote:
nathanprocks wrote:
why would the user need to click the stop button?Lagging pc? But meh.
java would still be running lol
But the project wouldn't.
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MathWizz wrote:
I wouldn't mess with placing something over it. I would just re-code the applet.
Exactly
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