JavaScript Programmer’s Reference If a browser loads a (Make my own web site)
JavaScript Programmer’s Reference If a browser loads a document containing an applet and discovers that it is unable to load the applet, this HTML will be displayed in the space where the applet was supposed to have been loaded. However, this property cannot be set from an HTML tag attribute as the alt text can. It can only be set from a script. Setting this property from a script is unlikely to be very useful, as the script is probably going to be called after the applet has failed to load. Applet.archive (Property) The name of a zip archive containing multiple class files. Availability: DOM level 1 JavaScript 1.1 JScript 5.0 Internet Explorer 5.0 Netscape 3.0 Property/method value type: String primitive JavaScript syntax: -myApplet.archive Netscape allows for multiple applet class files to be collected together into a single zipped archive file. Useful performance gains are possible if an applet depends on several classes for its implementation, because they can all be loaded at once. For this to work, you must also specify the CODE HTML tag attribute so that the browser can determine which one of the classes is the main one. There is some variance here from the HTML 4.0 definition of this value, which suggests that a list of space-separated URL values can be specified. That is intended for use with the