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  1. 06-12-2002, 04:18 PM #1
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    Exclamation non popup w/o rebars

    I need help with a script that removes the rebars without doing a popup/open but that does not affect browsers that are opened afterwards.

    I've looked, but don't see a way to simply show a popup window from an ActiveX Document so that the user doesn't have to see the rebars (toolbars), status bars etc.

    I don't want to do a open another browser window to HTML that creates a popup.
    If I do a open another browser window and try to remove the rebars or status bars then the next browser window to open is also msissing them...

    So I need to open a popup, but not from another browser window. And I do not see any way to create a browser window - do a popup - then exit once the popup is displayed.

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    hey,

    do a search of the forum, I'm pretty sure I already answered this question (or one extremely similar).

    hey guys, been gone for a week or so and it fills like I've been gone forever

    P.S. Out of all the people kidnapped, why is Elizibeth Smart getting so much attention? I mean it happened in my state and all but now it's gone all over the nation.
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    P.S. Out of all the people kidnapped, why is Elizibeth Smart getting so much attention? I mean it happened in my state and all but now it's gone all over the nation.
    If you want to start a new thread in "general discussion" I will be glad to put my 2 cents in.

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  4. 06-13-2002, 08:24 AM #4
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    Exclamation non popup w/o rebars


    NOT a POPup question unless you know how to kill the parent after displaying a popup... here is the thread:

    I need help with a script that removes the rebars without doing a popup/open but that does not affect browsers that are opened afterwards. If I remove the rebars on a regular IE window, then the next IE opened is missing them too - 'cause it twiddles registry bits.

    I've looked, but don't see a way to simply show a popup window from an ActiveX Document so that the user doesn't have to see the rebars (toolbars), status bars etc. I thought about using the IPersistStream on the parent to send java script to open a popup, would that work? Is there an easy way to do the popup code through the ActiveXDoc parent?
    [I don't want to do a open another browser window to HTML that creates a popup. If I do a open another browser window and try to remove the rebars or status bars then the next browser window to open is also missing them...]

    So I need to open a popup, but not from another browser window. And I do not see any way to create a browser window - do a popup - then exit once the popup is displayed.

    I've search DeJaNews (aka Google-groups) and looked around the web - I think perhaps my search criteria is not so hot... I found nothing except how to open a popup w/o the rebars.
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    [script]
    <html>
    <head>
    <script language="javascript">
    <!--
    function openwindow() {
    newWindow = window.open("blah.html","def","height=300,width=300")
    }
    function closewindow() {
    window.close()
    }
    -->
    </script>
    </head>
    <body onload="closewindow()" onunload="openwindow()">
    </body>
    </html>
    [/script]

    like I said I'm pretty sure I've done this somewhere but I haven't bothered to look it up cause all the stuff that I work on for here are on my hd. Anyways, that will automatically close the page and open a new one, and you can add the part to it where it takes out all the bars and stuff in the javascript, I'm too lazy
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    That is a clever soln but I get a confirmation dialog box on the window.close that is the core of my problem.


    http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/methods/close_0.asp

    "Invoking the window.close method on a window not opened with script will display a confirmation dialog box. Using script to close the last running instance of Microsoft Internet Explorer also opens the confirmation dialog box."


    So here in lay me problem.
    I don't want to prompt the user.

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    When I said start a new thread in "general discussion" I was referenceing Dereks comments about the kidnapped girl.

    I will merge threads.

    Dave

    edit: and move thread to the scripting forum
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  8. 06-14-2002, 11:04 AM #8
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    Wartly,

    This is a permissions issue. Its not a problem, or bug,as such, it is the way JavaScript works.

    You cannot close down someones window without confirmation. Have you ever been spammed by a malicious website? I have. I ended up having to reboot. JavaScript is heavily controlled, it has to be. And it has its limits. You have reached one, I am afraid.

    Personal opinion - I hate having my browser controls taken away from me when I visit a website. The first thing I do is leave...
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