Again,
this is a guess, but it looks like two parameters to the applet are
used;
One
called Document and another to indicate that BASE64 encoding was used to encode
the html so that the browser doesn't try to render the html into a
page.
when you output your form
(FROM PHP, of course), somehow include
the following among the parameters for the applet;
echo "<param NAME=\"DOCUMENT\" VALUE=\"".base64_encode($htmlsource)."\"\n"
."<param NAME=\"BASE64\"
VALUE=\"true\">\n";
odds
are against this working(I'm a pessimist), but it is what I would try before
moving on.
Warren
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