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rcashon:<br />
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The only time you can specify these parameters is when you are opening a child window. &nbsp;You cannot change the browser configuration simply by loading a page.<br />
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I think that is what you are wanting to do, no?<br />
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Tom<br />

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rcashon:

The only time you can specify these parameters is when you are opening a child window.  You cannot change the browser configuration simply by loading a page.

I think that is what you are wanting to do, no?

Tom


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You can force Netscape into kiosk mode, but you can only do that when the browser STARTS UP, not via HTML code...<br />

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You can force Netscape into kiosk mode, but you can only do that when the browser STARTS UP, not via HTML code...


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Try this one<br />
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window.open(&quot;address to the page&quot;,&quot;&quot;,&quot;menubar=no,width<wbr />=xxx,heigh<wbr />t=xxx&quot;)<br />
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Hope it works.<br />
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Mr Big<br />

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Try this one

window.open("address to the page","","menubar=no,width=xxx,height=xxx")

Hope it works.

Mr Big


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A workaround would be to have the original page blank except for a window.open statement. &nbsp;Then have the child close the parent. &nbsp;If the parent is in the form:<br />
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&lt;HTML&gt;<br />
&lt;HEAD&gt;<br />
&lt;/HEAD&gt;<br />
&lt;BODY onLoad=window.open()&gt;<br />
&lt;/BODY&gt;<br />
&lt;HTML&gt;<br />
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Then put a closing function in the child window. The toolbars in the parent will be available until the closing script fires in the child. This might be too long for you. Of course none of this will work if the user has JavaScript disabled.<br />

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A workaround would be to have the original page blank except for a window.open statement.  Then have the child close the parent.  If the parent is in the form:

<HTML>
<HEAD>
</HEAD>
<BODY onLoad=window.open()>
</BODY>
<HTML>

Then put a closing function in the child window. The toolbars in the parent will be available until the closing script fires in the child. This might be too long for you. Of course none of this will work if the user has JavaScript disabled.


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Ok, &nbsp;I know that you can add a parameter to the window.open so as not to show the toolbar or address bar in a window, however, if I want to do this when the page loads do I use something in a META tag or such. 
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Ok,  I know that you can add a parameter to the window.open so as not to show the toolbar or address bar in a window, however, if I want to do this when the page loads do I use something in a META tag or such. 

Do NOT show toolbar or address bar  at page load

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is the main markup language for creating web pages and other information to be displayed in a web browser, providing both the structure and content for what is sent from a web server through the use of tags. The current implementation of the HTML specification is HTML5.