New Scripts | Java | Applets | Navigation

The PopUpURL Java applet provides an easy way to create fully customizable popup menus containing URL locations on your site.

tMButton is a little multi button applet that runs on all browser supporting JDK 1.02. This applet allows you to add a navigation button bar for your site with tabs effect.

tButton is simple 3D button navigation mane Java applet with mouseover visual effects. Souce code available.

tBBar is a FreeWare button bar Applet. This size is very small (7 Ko). tBBar run on all browser with support JDK 1.02 (no problem on Windows 3.11). With tBBar you can create a navigation bar, image map, etc.

tListe is a nice and fast TreeView Java Applet. The applet's size is very small (between 12 and 25 Ko). tListe runs on all browsers with JDK 1.02 support. It features multi-font support, text alerts, unlimited images, status bar message, and much more. Source code and detail instructions available on the site.

This is an original URL launcher by Java with neat graphical feature. As you move your mouse, two eyes placed in the center of the applet follows your mouse-pointer. It allows you to place upto four different URLs.

Easymenu2 is an Java applet for managing a menu and giving visual informations about the items.

This is a tree menu navigation program where each menu item is formed by strikes of lightning. Features include: Menu items support descriptions and URLs. One target frame is supported, The menu is a tree menu and you can have an unlimited number of branches and leaves, If the menu item dimensions extends far from the applets, then scrolling functions will be enabled automatically, Supports a background image, The background image can optionally be made to scroll with the menu items, Specify font type, font size and font style, You can specify the lightning colors, text color, item selection color, background color and description color, The sound can be disabled.

popupURL is a variation of the goURL applet. Instead of using a drop down menu, it uses a popup menu. Both read the applet parameters exactly the same way, but popupURL uses an image in order for users to click on. The image must be placed in the same directory as the applet and must be named "image.gif".

Gathers website names and urls from applet parameter tags and inserts them into a choice box. From there, a user may chose which site they would like to view. goURL automatically takes them there.