First, the applet is the segment that is being reloaded, and it is short. This makes page to page transfer essentially instantaneous. Second, HTML memory depends upon the applet being restarted , not reloaded. This appears to happen invariably, with an applet this size, in all current browsers. However, as features are added to the applet, one can begin to trigger a reload rather than a restart, particularly in HTML pages that are very complex.
Further purchases bring up a second frame, which also persists.
All further purchases are now added to the second frame. Our goal is to update the rest of the code with the current address of the restarted applet every time the applet is reloaded. Copyright 2001 INT Media Group, Incorporated. All Rights Reserved.