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Adam
What Java newsgroups would you recomend?
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Steve Easton
Don't know about a news group but you can find most anything at www.javascriptkit.com or
www.dynamicdrive.com
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Murray
Java or javascript?
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Steve Easton said:Don't know about a news group but you can find most anything at
www.javascriptkit.com or
www.dynamicdrive.com
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Steve Easton
Aah.. Got me again
;-)
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Adam
M
Murray
Can you give me a clue what kinds of things you are looking for in
javascript land?
javascript land?
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Adam
I really do not know for sure if this would best be done with javascript or
if it is even possible...
I want to have all the toolbars, status bars, scrollbars, menus, etc...
close upon the page being loaded. I do not want a new window to be opened
by clicking a link. I can already do that. I want the bars to close upon a
page loading.
What do you think?
if it is even possible...
I want to have all the toolbars, status bars, scrollbars, menus, etc...
close upon the page being loaded. I do not want a new window to be opened
by clicking a link. I can already do that. I want the bars to close upon a
page loading.
What do you think?
M
Murray
So you want the browser window to open with NO 'chrome'? Not possible. And
if you are wanting to do this with the homepage for your site, I'll hunt you
down and hurt you. 8)
It would be done with javascript however. The hurting part would be done
with an axe handle....
if you are wanting to do this with the homepage for your site, I'll hunt you
down and hurt you. 8)
It would be done with javascript however. The hurting part would be done
with an axe handle....
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Adam
I like your humor!
I am creating a web application for my company and I want to control the
window so that the user cannot resize and use the back button etc....
I am currently doing it by having the users click a link from within our
intranet and using window.open The problem is that when they bookmark the
program they then can resize ite, etc...
I just want to prevent that.
I am creating a web application for my company and I want to control the
window so that the user cannot resize and use the back button etc....
I am currently doing it by having the users click a link from within our
intranet and using window.open The problem is that when they bookmark the
program they then can resize ite, etc...
I just want to prevent that.
M
Murray
I only know one way to disable the back button, and that would be to
continually empty the browser's history. It's pretty simple to prevent the
browser viewport from being resized. Both would be done with javascript,
and free scriptlets for both are all over the web. Google for "javascript"
and "no resize" or "empty history" or variants, and I'm sure you'll find 'em
all....
continually empty the browser's history. It's pretty simple to prevent the
browser viewport from being resized. Both would be done with javascript,
and free scriptlets for both are all over the web. Google for "javascript"
and "no resize" or "empty history" or variants, and I'm sure you'll find 'em
all....
A
Adam
thanks for your help. (and the laugh!)
Murray said:I only know one way to disable the back button, and that would be to
continually empty the browser's history. It's pretty simple to prevent the
browser viewport from being resized. Both would be done with javascript,
and free scriptlets for both are all over the web. Google for "javascript"
and "no resize" or "empty history" or variants, and I'm sure you'll find 'em
all....
M
Murray
Heh - you're welcome! It was fun for me, too!
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Steve Easton
Open the window in IE in Kiosk mode. At least it used to be an option.
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Kevin Spencer
Still is.
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Jens Peter Karlsen[FP MVP]
Only if run locally.
Using Javascript to do it is not an option after SP2.
Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.
Using Javascript to do it is not an option after SP2.
Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.
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From: Kevin Spencer [mailto:[email protected]]
Posted At: 15. februar 2005 14:11
Posted To: microsoft.public.frontpage.programming
Conversation: Java Newsgroup
Subject: Re: Java Newsgroup
Still is.
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Steve Easton said:Open the window in IE in Kiosk mode. At least it used to be an option.
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Adam
How would you do this?
Kevin Spencer said:Still is.
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Jens Peter Karlsen[FP MVP]
Start Internet Explorer with a -k. That triggers kiosk mode.
That of course only affects your own browser.
Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.
That of course only affects your own browser.
Regards Jens Peter Karlsen. Microsoft MVP - Frontpage.
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From: Adam [mailto:[email protected]]
Posted At: 16. februar 2005 19:13
Posted To: microsoft.public.frontpage.programming
Conversation: Java Newsgroup
Subject: Re: Java Newsgroup
How would you do this?
bars to closeKevin Spencer said:Still is.
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Adam
Murray,
Can you set window properties using "response redirect"? (ASP)
Adam
Can you set window properties using "response redirect"? (ASP)
Adam
M
Murray
I don't think so. The window properties are set client side, and
response.redirect is working server side, doncha know? However, you could
redirect to a page that has some client-side javascript that would do that.
response.redirect is working server side, doncha know? However, you could
redirect to a page that has some client-side javascript that would do that.
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Kevin Spencer
Internet Explorer will run in Kiosk mode if you start it with the -k
parameter.
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parameter.
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