How to write html code with java ?

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    Default How to write html code with java ?

    Hello.

    I want to have a javascript that writes an image tag instead of a flash
    <object> tag by caling the java function name.
    Anyone knows how to do this?
    I don't know much about JavaScript, I tested document.write a bit but
    it only replaces complete html content.
    Is there a way to write onle a speciffic tag or write into a given
    layer?

    Or maybe you have other ideas to replace flash object tag with an image tag at
    a given moment.

    Thank you.
    - Adrian.

    adrianTNT Guest

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    Default Re: How to write html code with java ?

    [url]http://blog.deconcept.com/2005/03/31/proper-flash-embedding-flashobject-best-practices[/url]


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    "adrianTNT" <adriantnt@adriantnt.com> wrote in message
    news:ead78d$2t6$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > Hello.
    >
    > I want to have a javascript that writes an image tag instead of a flash
    > <object> tag by caling the java function name.
    > Anyone knows how to do this?
    > I don't know much about JavaScript, I tested document.write a bit
    > but
    > it only replaces complete html content.
    > Is there a way to write onle a speciffic tag or write into a given
    > layer?

    > Or maybe you have other ideas to replace flash object tag with an image
    > tag at
    > a given moment.
    >
    > Thank you.
    > - Adrian.
    >

    Murray *ACE* Guest

  4. #3

    Default Re: How to write html code with java ?

    Thanks.

    When I received this reply I already had it fixed by 'Deconcept' flash object
    fix.
    I moved the java code needed to display the menu flash file into a java
    function. 2 functions actualy and one of them had a smaller height parameter.
    I made the flash file (flash menu) to call the java functions when needed.
    This way the flash file changed height dinamically as needed.
    When the drop down flash menu collapses it calls the java function that
    changes the flash height, this way the flash file is not overlaping the html
    content when menu is collapsed.

    adrianTNT Guest

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