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hmm... I guess it looks a bit confusing. The first bit where I fill the array with values is in Javascript in an html page. I then create a java object and pass the filled array into the Java function setMyArray which is a fairly standard get/set property function. In the second bit myArray =...

still confused... I also have this declaration in the Java class: String[] myArray = new String[3];

I have: var myArray = new Array(); myArray[0]=&quot;firststring&quot;; myArray[1]=&quot;secondstring&quot;; myArray[2]=&quot;thirdstring&quot;; p.setMyArray(myArray); <-- this line does not work... Where in p is a java class containing the following: public void setMyArray(String[] v) {...

Sorry, ummm... could you be a little more specific about the site that contains the article/reference which explains how to make iFrames work in both browsers?? I've spent the last couple of hours surfing to no avail... Thanks!

yes, I tried the link and it was dead - I was wondering if anyone had a copy of the article or knew of one that held similar information... ?? Even though I would love to, unfortunately I cannot dump Netscape :( Thanks though Jenny :)

Hi there I have an iframe that displays its contents correctly in IE on a Windows platform and NN on a Linux platform but does not work in NN on a Windows platform. When the page is first loaded everything is fine but as soon as the window is resized the whole frame is empty. Anybody have any...

Hi there I think this article might be exactly what I need - however it does not exist anymore!! Would you still have a copy stored anywhere? My problem is an iframe that works in IE on a Windows platorm and NN on a Linux platform but not in NN on a Windows platform... It is fine on the first...

Hi there I have an .asp page which only has some VBScript in it. It gets called by another page and then redirects at the end to another page - I get the following error (actually I get it quite often when using the Response object) Would someone be able to explain (or point me towards a...

I have a VB ActiveX.dll that queries an Oracle DB and returns the results.&nbsp;&nbsp;The DB is quite complex and the return time appears almost linear in proportion to the number of records returned (ie. it takes around 0.5s per record to return).<br>This is fine in the test system but the live...