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 Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to some of the most common questions. Do search the forum if you are having trouble with the applets and the answer is not listed here. Thank you.
Q:
Why will the applet only link to Durius.com?
A:
Because you have not registered it. When you register it you will receive a registration code to unlock the applet. With the registration code you will be able to link to anything you want.
Q:
Can I use several registration codes within one applet tag if I have several url's pointing to one place?
A:
Yes, just separate them by a space in the "reg" parameter:
<PARAM NAME="reg" VALUE="12345678 87654321">
Q:
The applet works when working on my page off-line but when I try to
upload it I get an error message in the status bar saying: "http://www.mysite.com/image.jpg not found!"
A:
Make sure that the applet is uploaded to your webserver in the directory
the applet expects to find it. When the applets are uploaded to a
webserver all filenames become case-sensitive. "Image.Gif"
won't work for "image.gif". Check your "image"-parameter
in the applet tag.
Q: When uploading to my webserver I get an error message saying
"Class *somename*.class not found".
A:
Make sure you've uploaded all of the needed files correctly.
The easiest way to handle this is to put all of the applet files in the same folder as your html. Otherwise you will have to use a codebase statement.
Q:
Is the registration fee for just one page?
A:
No. The registration code will work for any page on your domain.
It will only work for one domain though. If you have several domains pointing to the same physical files you will still have to purchase licenses for each domain.
Q:
I use domain forwarding. What url do I use when registering?
A:
It depends. Here's a way to find out: Go to the page where you intend to use the applet, right-click any blank area and choose properties. The url that the browser reports is the one you should use when registering.
Q:
Can I use the applets on my desktop in Windows XP?
A:
Yes, I wrote up a small tutorial in the forum. Click here
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