ggb-applet or quicktime-movie?

Yes, that should be possible e.g. by changing the content of a container if Java is not enabled. There are several ways how to achieve this, I have appended untested code to give you an idea of one possible way. :)

HTML:

<div id="applet-container">APPLET HTML CODE</div>

JavaScript:

if (!navigator.javaEnabled()) {

document.getElementById("applet-container").innerHTML = "MOVIE HTML CODE";

}

Florian

In the meanwhile I found a way to do it:

In the HTML-file you call a JavaScript-file like this:

<script src="scripte/appletOrMovie.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

In the JavaScript-file you write:

<!--

// Dynamic HTML as Javascript

switch=true;

function aom() {

switch=(navigator.javaEnabled()==true);

if (switchr==true) {

document.writeln("<applet name=\"ggbApplet\" code=\"geogebra.GeoGebraApplet\" codebase=\"./\" archive=\"ggb/geogebra.jar\" width=\"260\" height=\"320\">");

document.writeln("<param name=\"filename\" value=\"nameOfApplet.ggb\">");

document.writeln("<param name=\"framePossible\" value=\"false\">");

document.writeln("<param name=\"showResetIcon\" value=\"false\">");

document.writeln("<param name=\"enableRightClick\" value=\"false\">");

document.writeln("<param name=\"showMenuBar\" value=\"false\">");

document.writeln("<param name=\"showToolBar\" value=\"false\">");

document.writeln("<param name=\"showToolBarHelp\" value=\"false\">");

document.writeln("<param name=\"showAlgebraInput\" value=\"false\">");

document.writeln("</applet>");

}

else {

document.writeln("<embed src=\"nameOfQTMovie.mov\" width=\"260\" height=\"360\" loop=\"false\" controller=\"true\" pluginspage=\"http://quicktime.apple.com\"; autoplay=\"false\" enablejavascript=\"true\"> ");

}//Ende if else

}//End Function

aom(); //call function to display applet or movie

// -->