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Page-Loading Java Applet
Greetings,
thanks for stopping by. For a test if Java applets are being supported by my website visitor's browsers, I need a tiny and simple Java applet, which does actually nothing else than to load automatically a page in a target frame (given as two parameters - page and frame). And which displays a graphic (GIF or JPEG) (another parameter).
The purpose is that if a visitor accepts Java (s)he is being forwarded to a "Success" page, otherwise (s)he remains on the Java applet page.
Is there anyone who can create this simple Java applet? I don't have any Java skills. Thanks for time, intention and help! Greetings,
Sven
PS: To Admins: The same thread is inside the "New to Java" forum, but I think it fits better here. On demand please feel free to delete that thread inside the "New to Java" forum. Thanks.
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