OK so I’ve just finished a few hours customization of domcfg.nsf - what I’d like now is to present my lovely new forms in automatically sized browser windows that have no scroll bars, no buttons, no address bar, no right click etc. I’m guessing this goes in the form HTMLHeadContent but what to write?
Any savvy web developers out there have the answer?
Thanks,
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Subject: Getting rid of scroll bars on a browser
you place the code in the jscript that opens the new window
window.open(“/fi/focusins.nsf/AU-24D?openform”, “FWindow”, “width=500,height=500 scrollbars=no”)
Subject: RE: Getting rid of scroll bars on a browser
Unfortunately I don’t have access to this code as these are forms created in the domcfg.nsf and are opened from elsewhere (code in the domino server itself I think). Is there any way to manipulate an already open window with html to this end?
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Subject: RE: Getting rid of scroll bars on a browser
Not with HTML, no. You can modify some things with JavaScript on some browsers, but not consistently across all, and you’ll find that you’re launching security alert dialogs on some of the newer browsers with every substantive change you try to make to the window (removing menus, etc.). Users will just love clicking OK a half-dozen times every time they log in, won’t they? If you can’t control the window before it opens, then leave it alone.
Subject: Bummer. But thanks!