Very Basic Java Applet/ Web Page Foundation

Status: Pending
Prize: $30
Entries Received: 1

Contest Brief

I want some base code to expand on. All I need is a foundation of a simple html page and html form that accepts a few inputs. I want these inputs to be accessed by javascript and passed to a java applet that is also displayed on the same webpage. The inputs can be anything, such as a name or number. The applet should just be a box that will take these inputs from the form and display them. I really don't care what the applet or webpage look like I just want the base code to see how the inputs of the form can be passed to the applet and displayed. Also one of the inputs should be altered by the applet before it displayed (multiply a number by 2).

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dk5
- 10 years ago
Yes , it can be done
- 10 years ago
yogeshsharma89
- 10 years ago
Can we do the same functionality without applet ? I mean jquery, php ?
- 10 years ago
danielmguk
- 10 years ago
Why can we only upload images - surely you need/want code for this?
- 10 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 10 years ago
  Your right! Do I need to change a setting to allow code?
  - 10 years ago
crazyrubby
- 10 years ago
I finished with applet ,but I do not know how to upload it
- 10 years ago
yogeshsharma89
- 10 years ago
Sure. I will show you other interactive and easier way it can be done without applet.
Wait for my entry, thanks.
- 10 years ago
jugaame
- 10 years ago
Is the applet a true requirement? That kind of technology is quite old and less supported with time; widely discouraged nowadays. Is there any alternative to use, or there is a reason for this to be a must?
- 10 years ago
1. Contest Holder
  - 10 years ago
  Applet isn't a requirement, I'd be interested in seeing other ways it can be done
  - 10 years ago