Question:
How to create an html page that doesn't display status bar, tools, etc.?
jerryboy
2006-05-25 06:59:49 UTC
I know this can easily be done using Javascript to open a new window, but I want my html page to open without any status bars or tool bars right from the start. Any way to make this happen?
Five answers:
Sean I.T ?
2006-05-25 07:04:49 UTC
var windowID = window.open(inURL,

windowName,

"width=740,

height=500,

scrollbars=1,

toolbar=0,

menubar=0,

screenX=20,

screenY=40,

left=19,top=37,

resizable=1,

location=0,

directories=0,

status=1,menubar=0,

dependent=0");



Example of this would open a small window with no toolbar and no menu....NOTHING at all on top.
cliffinutah
2006-05-25 07:03:37 UTC
Not right out of the box because the page will inherit what's already up from the window already open.



You can have a page on your site as the default page that opens a new window allowing you to navigate your site (the other one just pops up the page with toolbars, etc turned off). This is generally how it is done when what you are describing is required.
Paultech
2006-05-25 07:04:12 UTC
well use notepad that doesnt have any tools, since your question doesnt make much sence or u talking about disable right click on a page.??



2016-12-08 10:11:51 UTC
possibly you haven't any longer end the img tag or the image area is misguided inserted on the code. i will indicate you to examine one greater time. possibly, you have finished some coding mistake. the image tag is supported on lots of the browser and on mozilla firefox to boot.
abhas1
2006-05-25 07:01:17 UTC
What? What are you making on? A standard doesn't do the tools part!

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*boom*


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