looking for a poll in java

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2 total messages Started by Tim Metz Mon, 05 Apr 1999 00:00

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Author: Tim Metz
Date: Mon, 05 Apr 1999 00:00

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Hi everyone!

Does anyone know where I can find a poll in javascript to add to my website?
I'm looking for a very simple poll; there is a question (i.e. Do you like
this?) and the user just has to click yes or no and that's it. There are a
of these scripts in perl but I rather use java.

If anyone knows where I can find such a script please email me because I'm
not subscribed to this newsgroup.

Thanks,
Tim Metz
metz.muziek@worldonline.nl

Re: looking for a poll in java

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Author: Jack Holden
Date: Mon, 05 Apr 1999 00:00

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Tim Metz wrote:

> Does anyone know where I can find a poll in javascript to add to my website?
> I'm looking for a very simple poll; there is a question (i.e. Do you like
> this?) and the user just has to click yes or no and that's it. There are a
> of these scripts in perl but I rather use java.

Java or Javscript?  The two are quite different...if you want Javascript please
post to comp.lang.javascript and other appropriate groups.  (This was found in
comp.lang.java.help - a Java group, not a Javascript group).

> If anyone knows where I can find such a script please email me because I'm
> not subscribed to this newsgroup.

Don't expect people to email their responses.  Personally I do but that's my
choice.  If you post a question to the group, read the group to get an answer.
No "subscription" is necessary for news.  Your reader may offer a "subscribe"
option but that's only for the reader.

                    - Jack
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Jack Holden
Software Engineer
Autek Corporation
mailto: jack@autek.com

"...the people who are crazy enough to think they
can change the world...are the ones who do."
    - 'Think Different' - Apple Computer, 1997

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