S

I've seen a few web sites that have java menu's and on checking the code, they use 2 files, fphover.class and fphoverx.class. When I open these files, they are full of symbols and make no sense.

Is there somewhere on the web that tells you how to use these files to create a java based rollover menu for my own site??

cheers

S

Fosters

they don't come from frontpage do they? frontpage has hover buttons and the class does start with fp.

ok, ok, I'll get me coat

Dream Weaver

Fosters

You are correct - when you create Rollovers in FP 2000 it uses these for some reason, and posts them all over your root folder.

PS None of the "FrontPage is crap Ha Ha" stuff all - I dont use it anymore, just know it very well

Edited cos I have had a few pints, and it didnt make sense

[This message has been edited by Dream Weaver (edited 25 January 2001).]

DavidRB

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<B>I've seen a few web sites that have java menu's and on checking the code, they use 2 files, fphover.class and fphoverx.class. When I open these files, they are full of symbols and make no sense.
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That's because the .class files are compiled Java bytecode.

To understand what's going on, you need to look at the .java files or use a

S

cheers for that guys, I have Dreamweaver so I guess the use of .class files is a trait of frontpage 2000 for creating rollover buttons.