Become a part of the
BeyondMissing Alert Network!
The BeyondMissing Banner is a new & exciting way to display current BeyondMissing Alerts on your website!
In order to use the BeyondMissing banner in your webpage, just copy and paste the appropriate version into your website's HTML code.
The BeyondMissing Banner rotates Alerts approximately every ten seconds.
Don't forget!
When adding this code to your page, change the tag
<param name="state" value="CA"> to your specific state abbreviation.
If you would like to show all states, you can remove the
<param name="state" value="CA"> line entirely.
Help! It doesn't work!
If the following sample banners are blank, you most likely need to download a Java Runtime Environment (also known as a Java VM or Java Virtual Machine), and then install it for your specific operating system.
For more information, visit the SUN Java Website:
http://java.sun.com
SUN Java Plugin Page:
http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/index.jsp
SUN Automatic Windows JAVA installer:
http://www.java.com/en/download/windows_automatic.jsp
Check your version of Java:
Java Version Checker
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| Banner Version One |
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Cut and paste this code into your HTML:
BeyondMissing Banner code
(with border)
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| Banner Version Two |
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Cut and paste this code into your HTML:
BeyondMissing Banner code
(without border)
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| Basic Parameter Explanation |
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<applet
code="BMbanner.class"
codebase="http://www.beyondmissing.com/java/"
hspace="8"
width="360"
height="110"
align="baseline"
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The applet tag for the java class.
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<param name="state" value="CA"> |
The state parameter:
In order to specify the state alerts you want the banner to display, place your state abbreviation into the param tag.
for example, if you wanted to display alerts in Virginia, the tag would be:
<param name="state" value="VA">
To show all states, just remove this parameter line completely!
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</applet> |
The applet closing tag:
without this tag, the applet will function, but the rest of the following page will most likely be broken, so don't forget this!
:)
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| Banner Questions |
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What do I see when there are no alerts in my state?
You will see the following banner:
Of course, Kansas is shown here, the banner will always show the state you have chosen to display in the code of your website.
Questions about the Banner or it's Implementation?
Email a Site Developer
Suggestions or Comments?
Email the Site Administrator
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