March 24, 200422 yr I've tried Gosh's method, and it worked for me bu i've a problem for this page LITEON, the left menu not work. Java is installed obviously.
March 24, 200422 yr what browser are you using?Gosh's method shouldn't have an effect on that.But I know the browser I'm currently using (NetScape 6) can't enable the menu correctly.
March 24, 200422 yr i'm using ie it works great it doesn't work in opera. (it didn't usually work b4, i haven't installed opera yet on my new install)but as mentioed gosh's method shouldn't be changing any java stuffand I think java script does not depend on java
March 24, 200422 yr Jepp, Javascript has nothing to do with Java. Javascript is a scripting language that runs on Client Side. Java is a programming Language and most of us has the RuntimeEnvironment installed because Java will be compiled directly on Runtime.The Website has some bugs. There exist 2 times the html, head, title, body tags. Don't know exactly; could be because of including other documents. Then i see VB-Script Code too and i think that should not be...<script Language="VBScript">Sub Language_OnChange() If Form1.Language.Value="English" Then location.Replace "http://" & Form1.ServerName.Value & "/ODD/e_index.asp" ElseIf Form1.Language.Value="Chinese" Then location.Replace "http://" & Form1.ServerName.Value & "/ODD/c_index.asp" End IfEnd Sub</Script>This looks like Code for ASP and has to run on serverside, so that a user that browse the side only should see the completed generated site and not code of VBScript on Clientside in the SourceCode. This site was created with Microsoft FrontPage 5.0. So i would better never ask for a high compatibility *smile*
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