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"Eugenio Cervesato" <eugenio.cervesato@pnhosp.inet.it> wrote:

Please keep in mind that TeamB are volunteers, and that at this point
in time I think I'm the only person on TeamB still even bothering to
read these newsgroups.

I have NO IDEA why you are having the problems you are experiencing. I
can't tell you how to fix them. Sorry.

Ken

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Ken Mayer [TeamB]
Golden Stag Productions
http://www.mindspring.com/~hirschv/homepage.htm
http://www.mindspring.com/~hirschv/dbase/dbase.htm

Eugenio,

Client-side javascript was supported in Internet
Explorer 3.  The support was removed in version
4.  That is why a form may behave differently in
the two versions.

Bill (Inprise)

Thanks for answer.
May be, but the onLoad() event of the form still fires in IE4.
What dosn't fire is the onClick() event of the button object.
Eugenio

Bill W. ha scritto nel messaggio <36156634.FBC2A7F7@inprise.com>...
>Eugenio,
>
>Client-side javascript was supported in Internet
>Explorer 3.  The support was removed in version
>4.  That is why a form may behave differently in
>the two versions.
>
>Bill (Inprise)
>

Thanks Ken, I was not intended to force you.

In the past I read something about the client side events in IE4,
and I hope someone remember that.

Eugenio

I solved the two questions, thanks to Marcelo and myself.
1) see the techniqes of Marcelo
2) the syntax for the IE4 and NN is:
document.javaapplet1.MyMethod("MyParameter to pass to applet")
3) Now that the client-side javascript works, and that tha java applet runs,
I have a new one problem due to security exceptions.
I learned that classes loaded locally aren't subject to security!!
I'll try to download an updated version of the JDK, may be it's a bug of my
version.
Eugenio

Cardiologia ha scritto nel messaggio <36133E0C.2BAE@pnhosp.inet.it>...
>I have Intrabuilder professional 1.5 and two big problems
>
>1)
>I developed a login form that has a button associated to the onClick
>event (which is client-side javascript).
>It worked fine in IE3 and NN, but now it doesn't work in IE4.
>It seems that the event is not recognized by the browser.
>By manually adding the onClick="button1_onClick()" in the
>HTML definition of the button, and placing // {Expost} on the code,
>the event fires. Obviously I cannot modify manually the forms of the
>final application!
>
>2) In the login form, I added a java applet, loaded locally by
>the browser. Again it works fine in IE3, but IE4 doesn't recognize
>the applet as an object. The javascript code is:
>....
>document.forms[0].javaapplet1.MyMethod("MyParameter to pass to applet")
>...
>IE4 says document.forms.0.javaapplet1 is not an object!!
>
>Any help will be greately appreciated.
>
>eugenio.cervesato@pnhosp.inet.it

Eugenio Cervesato ha scritto nel messaggio
<6v5cnt$8dh5@forums.borland.com>...
>Thanks for answer.
>May be, but the onLoad() event of the form still fires in IE4.
>What dosn't fire is the onClick() event of the button object.
>Eugenio
>
>Bill W. ha scritto nel messaggio <36156634.FBC2A7F7@inprise.com>...
>>Eugenio,
>>
>>Client-side javascript was supported in Internet
>>Explorer 3.  The support was removed in version
>>4.  That is why a form may behave differently in
>>the two versions.
>>
>>Bill (Inprise)
>>
>
>

I solved the two questions, thanks to Marcelo and myself.
1) see the techniqes of Marcelo
2) the syntax for the IE4 and NN is:
document.javaapplet1.MyMethod("MyParameter to pass to applet")
3) Now that the client-side javascript works, and that tha java applet runs,
I have a new one problem due to security exceptions.
I learned that classes loaded locally aren't subject to security!!
I'll try to download an updated version of the JDK, may be it's a bug of my
version.
Eugenio

Cardiologia ha scritto nel messaggio <36133E0C.2BAE@pnhosp.inet.it>...
>I have Intrabuilder professional 1.5 and two big problems
>
>1)
>I developed a login form that has a button associated to the onClick
>event (which is client-side javascript).
>It worked fine in IE3 and NN, but now it doesn't work in IE4.
>It seems that the event is not recognized by the browser.
>By manually adding the onClick="button1_onClick()" in the
>HTML definition of the button, and placing // {Expost} on the code,
>the event fires. Obviously I cannot modify manually the forms of the
>final application!
>
>2) In the login form, I added a java applet, loaded locally by
>the browser. Again it works fine in IE3, but IE4 doesn't recognize
>the applet as an object. The javascript code is:
>....
>document.forms[0].javaapplet1.MyMethod("MyParameter to pass to applet")
>...
>IE4 says document.forms.0.javaapplet1 is not an object!!
>
>Any help will be greately appreciated.
>
>eugenio.cervesato@pnhosp.inet.it

Eugenio Cervesato ha scritto nel messaggio
<6v5cth$8di6@forums.borland.com>...
>Thanks Ken, I was not intended to force you.
>
>In the past I read something about the client side events in IE4,
>and I hope someone remember that.
>
>Eugenio
>
>