Example of changing parameter url

Example 1

Menu source

<?xml version = "1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<!DOCTYPE Menu PUBLIC "-//Javabase//DTD TreeMenu 1.0//EN" "http://www.javabase.co.uk/TreeMenu/TreeMenu.dtd">
<Menu textcolor="5555FF" tooltiptext="Tooltip" url="http://www.google.com" mouseovertextcolor="0000FF" fill="false" gap="4">
   <Item name="News\Headlines"/>
   <SubMenu name="Search">
      <Item tooltiptext="Go Search!" name="Google"/>
      <Item tooltiptext="Tooltip" name="Yahoo"/>
   </SubMenu>
   <Item name="Java"/>
</Menu>

Example 2

Source menu file

Javabase Applet

Menu source

<?xml version = "1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<!DOCTYPE Menu PUBLIC "-//Javabase//DTD TreeMenu 1.0//EN" "http://www.javabase.co.uk/TreeMenu/TreeMenu.dtd">
<Menu textcolor="5555FF" tooltiptext="Tooltip" url="http://www.yahoo.com" mouseovertextcolor="0000FF" fill="false" gap="4">
   <Item name="News\Headlines"/>
   <SubMenu name="Search">
      <Item tooltiptext="Go Search!" name="Google"/>
      <Item tooltiptext="Tooltip" name="Yahoo"/>
   </SubMenu>
   <Item name="Java"/>
</Menu>

URL

Absolute Links

If you want your menu item to link to another website alltogether then you should enter it's full URL as the value to this parameter

Relative Links

If you want to provide a relative link to another page on the same server, then you may provide links relative to the base directory in which the .html file containing the applet resides.

Javascript

If you want some javascript to be executed when a user clicks on the menuitem then you can specify a value of the form javascript:E for this parameter, where E is some javascript expression to be executed.

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