HeadLiner2

HeadLiner is a free text scrolling applet that allows for dynamic modification through JavaScript.

How To Use:

Java Source: unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<applet code = "HeadLiner2.class" 
	name="HeadLiner" 
	height = "110" 
	width = "375">
	<param name=FGColor value="000000">
	<param name=BGColor value="ffffff">
	<param name=ScrollDelay value = "000110">
	<param name=Border value = "1">
	<param name=FileName value ="headliner2test.txt">
	<param name=FontName value = "helvetica">
	<param name=FontSize value = "11">
	<param name=FontStyle value = "plain">
	<param name=VisibleLines value = "8">
</applet>

<form>
<input type=button value="Start" 
	onClick = "document.HeadLiner.start()">
<input type=button value="Stop" 
	onClick = "document.HeadLiner.stop()">
<input type=button value="Blue Text" 
	onClick = "document.HeadLiner.setfgColor('0000ff')">
<input type=button value="Red Background" 
	onClick = "document.HeadLiner.setbgColor('ff0000')">
<input type=button value="Fast Scroll" 
	onClick = "document.HeadLiner.setScrollDelay('000001')">
<input type=button value="Slow Scroll" 
	onClick = "document.HeadLiner.setScrollDelay('001000')">
<input type=button value="Use alt.txt" 
	onClick = "document.HeadLiner.setFileName('alt.txt')">
<input type=button value="Kill Border" 
	onClick = "document.HeadLiner.setBorder('0')">
<br>
<input type=text value = "ffffff" name="TextColor" 
	defaultValue="ffffff">
<input type=button value="setfgColor" 
	onClick="document.HeadLiner.setfgColor(TextColor.value)">
<input type=text value = "ffffff" name="BackgroundColor" 
	defaultValue="ffffff">
<input type=button value="setbgColor" 
	onClick="document.HeadLiner.setbgColor(BackgroundColor.value)">
<input type=button value="Show Border" 
	onClick = "document.HeadLiner.setBorder('1')">

</form>

Configuration: config.html

Status: Free

Author: Mark Ganson

Homepage: http://www.bigfoot.com/~java4free

Upload Date: August 18, 1999

Updated: April 3, 2000

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