Is DHTML/Javascript/Java supported with Free accounts?

[bushimports]

Is DHTML allowed (supported)on free accounts at X10 hosting? I have a DHTML navigation menu and can not get the menu to drop down here ,it works on my computer in my documents and on my other website. Also is Java and Javascript allowed (supported)on free accounts at X10 hosting?
Much Thanks, Jody Bush ( Bush Imports)

 

[Adam01]

Java and Javascript allowed on free accounts.
Don't know about DHTML, what is that?

 

[Fahad]

...all of those things are client-side. Everything client-side (and most things server-side) is allowed.

 

[diabolo]

...all of those things are client-side. Everything client-side (and most things server-side) is allowed.

wrong.

Java is server-side, and from what I have heard X10 does not support Java yet.
Everything else is client-side, so as long as the client has a compatible browser(not outdated to like the beginning) (which I don't think anyone does anymore), or they don't have Javascript disabled (some people might have it disabled to prevent viruses, or is they are using a proxy, then you should be good.

 

[deadimp]

wrong.

Java is server-side, and from what I have heard X10 does not support Java yet.

That depends on what you're referring to. Java Server Pages (JSP) are server-side, but Java applets are client-side. You'll need to specify.
Most likely the OP was asking about Java applets. Unless a host strictly forbids a *.class [or other related] extensions or a Java class mime-type, you should be able to upload an applet, and likewise the client should be able to download/run them.

 

[lionheart8]

DHTML = Dynamic HTML. There are lot of free & useful DHTML scripts like Menus from http://www.dynamicdrive.com/ which you will find work here with no problem.

I also have a Java clock on my site happily working .... so as deadimp says Java applets work ...