See also: JSV_applet |
Writes an param tag (<param name="name" value="value">).
JSV_appletParam([expN])
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The JSV_appletParam function returns a PARAM
tag.
The JSV_appletParam function uses the following arguments.
Argument | Description |
paramName |
The required NAME attribute gives the name of the parameter.
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paramValue |
The required VALUE attribute gives the parameter's value.
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The PARAM
element provides parameters for the OBJECT
and APPLET
elements.
An OBJECT
or APPLET
may contain any number of PARAM
elements prior to the
alternate content that is also contained within the OBJECT
or APPLET
element.
The required NAME
attribute of PARAM
gives the name of the parameter while
the VALUE
attribute gives the parameter's value. The parameters recognized
are specific to the kind of object being embedded or to the plug-in that
renders the embedded object.
See the Web Design Group HTML 4.0 Reference on the param tag for more information.
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The following lines of code
function paintClock() {
document.write(
JSV_applet(
'codebase="classes" code="JavaClock.class" width="125" height="125"',
JSV_appletParam("delay", "100"),
JSV_appletParam("link", "http://java.sun.com/"),
JSV_appletParam("border", "5"),
JSV_appletParam("nradius", "80"),
JSV_appletParam("cfont", "TimesRoman|BOLD|18"),
JSV_appletParam("bgcolor", "8080FF"),
JSV_appletParam("shcolor", "ff0000"),
JSV_appletParam("mhcolor", "00ff00"),
JSV_appletParam("hhcolor", "0000ff"),
JSV_appletParam("ccolor", "dddddd"),
JSV_appletParam("ncolor", "000000")
)
);
}
paintClock();
produce
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