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UnclePedro
UnclePedro wrote ...

2016/12/16

Not recognizing applet tag?

UnclePedro UnclePedro

2016/12/16

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I've been trying to load any greenfoot project and run it in a browser, but nothing is working. I have tried chrome, firefox, edge, internet explorer, and I have the latest java updates, jre, jdk. I have downloaded the 'QuickJava' plug-in so I can make sure that java and javascript is enabled (for mozilla), but still not luck. I read somewhere else that there should have a Java 8 SE looking plug-in that I need to have turned on, but I don't see that in the plug-ins list. Could really use some advice!
Nosson1459 Nosson1459

2016/12/16

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If you see a message saying "Application Blocked by Security Settings", you need to configure the Java plugin to allow running applets on the greenfoot.org website. To do this: •Run the Java Control Panel. Read the instructions on how to find it in Windows or Mac OS X . On other systems you need to run the "ControlPanel" program in the "bin" directory of the JDK or JRE. •Go to the "Security" tab. •Under the "Exception Site List" heading, click the "Edit Site List..." button. •Click "Add"; a dialog appears. Enter http://www.greenfoot.org/, and click "Ok". •A warning appears saying that "Including an HTTP Location on the Exception Site List is considered a security risk." Click continue. •Click "Ok" to close the Java Control Panel. •You may now need to restart your web browser.
mkramer mkramer

2016/12/16

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Which browser are you using? Maybe this thread could help you.
UnclePedro UnclePedro

2016/12/16

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I do not get the message saying "Application Blocked by Security Settings". I get the message "Your browser is ignoring the <APPLET> tag." I have read through 5-6 threads about this, including the one where you, mkramer were having this problem. If Chrome doesn't support Java applets, and Mozilla x64 doesn't support them, will any browser work? That is, did you find explorer or edge to work, mkramer? I have added all the appropriate exceptions in the security tab for the java control center, and have made sure that Java is enabled for the browser.
Super_Hippo Super_Hippo

2016/12/16

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For me, IE is working. Every other browser installed on my computer gives me this error message, too.
Nosson1459 Nosson1459

2016/12/18

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UnclePedro wrote...
I do not get the message saying "Application Blocked by Security Settings". I get the message "Your browser is ignoring the <APPLET> tag."
My mistake (but by me that's one of the reasons it says "Your browser...", the other reason is that I have to use IE).
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