I have an applet that runs on a webpage which is a 3d visualisation that opens a file for viewing depending on a parameter defined in the html code that runs the applet.
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<P>
<APPLET CODE="e;Magelet.class"e; ARCHIVE="e;magejava.jar"e; ALIGN="e;bottom"e; WIDTH="e;630"e; HEIGHT="e;450"e;>
<PARAM NAME="e;kinemage"e; VALUE="e;XXXX"e;>
</P>Now I know very little about web coding, and as such I was wondering how it would be possible to have a menu of some sort that defines what XXXX is going to be. The reason I want to do this is so that I don't have lots and lots of duplicate pages just so that I can load up different files, just the one page that can open them all.
This leads me onto my next question:
If the above is possible (and I suspect it is), what way would it possible to have, I suppose, a script, which will look in the contents of a directory, and return the contents as the options in the menu I would like to create above.
Thanks for any help I receive on this as it would be muchly appreciated.
Ta.