Object-Tag: How show error Page, if plugin is not installed?

I want to include a Plugin in a HTML-Site with the <OBJECT> Tag. In
case, the Plugin is not installed in Browser an Error Page shall be
offered, inform the user where to get the plugin. How can ich specifiy
such a Error page, within my page?

Thanks,

Thomas

thermann wrote:

I want to include a Plugin in a HTML-Site with the <OBJECT> Tag. In
case, the Plugin is not installed in Browser an Error Page shall be
offered, inform the user where to get the plugin. How can ich specifiy
such a Error page, within my page?

<object data="file.foo" type="application/foo">
<p>You are unable to view this embedded content because your browser
is unable to view <code>application/foo</code> objects. View <a
href="foo-files.html">more information on downloading the right
plugins</a> or <a href="file-foor-desc.txt">a text description of
what you're missing</a>.</p>
</object>

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More precisely:

I have a jsp site and want to support Internet Explorer an Mozilla:


<object id="IEPlugIn" CLASSID="12345678901234">
<param name="ABC_Client" value="<%=client%>">
<param name="info" value= "<%=info%>">
<param name="errorpage" value="<%=errorpage%>">
<PARAM NAME="errtarget" value="<%=errtarget%>" >
<embed hidden type="application/x-ABC" name="ABC plugin"
errorpage="<%=errorpage%>"
ABC_client="<%=client%>"
errtarget="<%=errtarget%>" info="<%=info%>">
<noembed> ABC Plugin Not Supported </noembed>
</embed>
</object>


The intended Error messages will not be displayed !!


Toby A Inkster wrote:

thermann wrote:


I want to include a Plugin in a HTML-Site with the <OBJECT> Tag. In
case, the Plugin is not installed in Browser an Error Page shall be
offered, inform the user where to get the plugin. How can ich specifiy
such a Error page, within my page?


object data="file.foo" type="application/foo"
<p>You are unable to view this embedded content because your browser
is unable to view <code>application/foo</code> objects. View <a
href="foo-files.html">more information on downloading the right
plugins</a> or <a href="file-foor-desc.txt">a text description of
what you're missing</a>.</p
/object