Name
applets — NN 2 IE 3 DOM n/a
Synopsis
A collection of all the Java applets in
the current element, sorted in source code order. Navigator and
Internet Explorer let you use array notation to access a single
applet in the collection (e.g.,
document.applets[0],
document.applets["clockApplet"]). Internet
Explorer 4 also allows the index value to be placed inside
parentheses instead of brackets (e.g.,
document.applets(0)). If you wish to use the
applet’s name as an index value (always as a string
identifier), be sure to use the value of the NAME
attribute rather than the ID attribute. To use the
ID attribute in a reference to an applet, access
the object via a
document.all.
elementID
reference.
Object Model Reference
- NN
document.applets[i]- IE
document.applets(i)document.applets[i]
Properties
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