Optionally, you can add the ShowPages parameter to specify the calculator "pages" you want displayed.  For example, the following html code only will display the Blood Pressure and Heartrate Zones pages:

  <APPLET
      code=FitwiseCalculator.class
      codeBase="http://www.fitwise.com"
      height=330 width=430
      ARCHIVE = java/FitwiseCalculator.jar>
      <param name="ShowPages" value="blood pressure, heartrate zones">
       <P>Your browser is unable to run Java.</P>
  </APPLET>

The "value" of the ShowPages parameter should contain the name(s) of the pages you want to display.  If you do not specify the ShowPages parameter (as in the first example at the top of this page), all pages will be displayed.

The pages are displayed in alphebetical order regardless of the order you specify in your html file.  You must spell the names of the pages exactly as they appear on the "tabs."  The capitalization of the names is ignored.

Click on the following links to view examples of one page, three pages, and all pages.  With an example page displayed, you can choose View Source in your browser to see the html souce code.

When pasting the above source code into FrontPage (and other high-level html editors), you may end up displaying the source code rather than the applet.  If that happens, try this:

1. Copy the source code (above).
2. Run FrontPage.
3. Choose the "Normal" tab at the bottom of your page (so you are in design view).
4. Choose Edit | Paste Special | Treat as HTML

This pastes the source code as html.  If that doesn't work, you'll need to manually type in the above source code on the HTML tab.

If the calculator doesn't appear on our example pages or if you can view the calculator but some of your visitors cannot, click here for help troubleshooting Java problems.

For additional assistance adding the FitWise Fitness Calculator to your website, contact FitWise.Com via email.