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#1 2009-03-02 13:23:03
Scratch player on your own website
I've seen few projects where ppl posted news: "There won't be a new game, cuz it's 2 big 4 scratch". Or some kind of that. So I ask you, Admins: how can I place a Java player on my site (not only applet, a whole JAR file)? This will help a lot, because my project SentenceSynthesier (maybe you heard about), when finished, it can be a BIG SB file. And I don't want to generate useless traffic by hotlinking Java player from your servers, like I don't want to go inpolite by downloading it somehow. Can you give a clear view on this case, please?
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#3 2009-03-02 19:31:15
Re: Scratch player on your own website
Right-Click then scroll down to "View page source" then there you have it the entire web page source 
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#4 2009-03-02 19:45:57
Re: Scratch player on your own website
I think there is a thread in the FAQ about putting it in your website.
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#6 2009-03-03 13:34:19
Re: Scratch player on your own website
really just copying..
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#7 2009-03-03 13:42:27
Re: Scratch player on your own website
I've copied JAR file from the server, put it into Localhost, made sample website to test it all. The player hangs up with empty loading bar. Who created this applet? Maybe he knows...
(edit) Oh, it was just a folder tree mistake involving CODEBASE parameter in APPLET tag...
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