NES game sites

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NES game sites

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alrighty here. They have sites (im not going to link them...) that have java NES emulators running from the site, so you can play online (not with other people of course, but play the game off the site)

if I had and HTML code for one, could I put it on my myspace?
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Why do you need our permission? It's your site... :P

Yes, yes you could. As long as CrySpace lets you put raw HTML into the page and doesn't interpret it and block some tags.
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Post by ganonbanned »

well, I didnt type how I wanted it to be, but its supposed to ask if I could get a code, I.E. code generator. (they have these, for pics and vids though)
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Check the source of the page and look for the embedded Java object. (It's probably between "embed" tags.) Once you get it isolated you should be able to copy the code from the page into MySpace and have it work. It might use a link like "/games/mario.java". In that case you'll have to change it to the whole URL, something like "javanesgames4u.web/games/mario.java". (I pulled that out of thin air, in case it isn't obvious ;P)

Two things may stop you:

1. MySpace may or may not let you use all the HTML tags. If they have some blocked this may not work.

2. The site you want to pull from may have disabled hotlinking. You might be able to scrounge together all the code but I would assume you would need either FTP access or some other more robust file transfer system than the one MySpace gives you, which probably only lets you do specific file types.
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