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Waterpic instructions

 

Select an image that you want to use for the effect and save it as a GIF or JPEG. If you want to make a NavBar then place your buttons vertically or horizontally next to each other in one image. Now insert the applet tag into your html-document. The easiest approach would be to cut and paste the applet tags from one of the examples that came with this package and then edit the parameters. Explanation of what the parameters do is listed below. If you are using a wysiwyg-editor (PageMill, PageMill, etc..) then the recommended approach is to select the applet from one of the examples and "copy and paste" it to your own file. You can now play with the parameters to configure it to your liking. The fastest way of doing this is by using a good wysiwyg-editor.

Now just upload the files to your web-server and you're done! (provided that you have registered the applet)

 

 

 

Applet parameters

width, height	These are the standard applet tags describing the width and height of the applet in pixels.
image	The filename of the image to use. This is relative to the html-document.
dim	This describes how fast the water pans out. A value of two pans out immediately while at eight it takes a long time for the water to settle. Defaults to five.
dotsize	This is the size in pixels of the 'drops' to be deployed in the water by the mouse.
ndotsize	This is the size in pixels of the 'drops' to be deployed in the water by the 'Noise' feature.
mouse	One or zero. Enables/disables the mouse-over effect. Defaults to one.
noise	One or zero. Enables/disables the static noise effect. This causes static noise in the water without user interaction. Defaults to one.
url	The target url when using the applet as a button or NavBar. If using a NavBar then this value is any number of target url's, separated by a space character. Omit this if the applet is not supposed to link to anything. * Tip - You can issue a mailto: command as you would in HTML, i.e. mailto:boef@usa.net! *
target	This option lets the user specify which frame to open a target url in. If omitted, it targets the default frame.
orientation	This is the orientation of the NavBar. v for vertical or h for horizontal. Case-sensitive.

 

The Nav-bar:
To make a Nav-bar, choose orientation and put together your menu-items in a bigger GIF or JPEG. The menu-items must be of the same size as the hotspots are determined by a division of the width/height and the number of URL's. Refer to the examples to make any sense out of this.

 

This applet depends on the following file:

DuriusWaterPic.jar

If you're uploading class-files, these are the ones you need:
DuriusWaterPic.class, WaterPic.class, WrApp.class, Screen32.class