showModalDialog without the address line

Hi,

I'm opening a modalwebform, in which I use to parameters to show a database
record. i do not want that people will see the way I call the record, so I
want to hide these variables. I thought it would be possible to hide the
address line.

This is the way I call the modal window:
window.showModalDialog("mEdit.aspx?tabel=" + tabel +"&key=" + key,
null,'location:no;status:no;dialogWidth:500px;dial ogHeight:800px;dialogHide:true;');


The address in the modalform is:
http://localhost:52354/WebSite2/mEdi...bel=13&key=449

Does anyone has a better way to solve this problem

thanx

ton

re: showModalDialog without the address line

"ton" <ton@nospam.nlwrote in message
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Yes - don't use showModalDialog, as it's completely non-standard. Use AJAX
instead:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?sourc...ax+modal+popup


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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
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re: showModalDialog without the address line

do you expect that I can call a popup and in this popup can I again call the
same popup and so on. Because I want to popup the parent and from the parent
record again his parent and so on ?


thanx any how

ton
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re: showModalDialog without the address line

IMO the first step would be to explain your overall goal. For now it looks
like it will create a quite confusing user interface especially if the whole
pile of windows is really supposed to be modal. Why do you need several
level of modal windows especially in a web application ?


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Patrice


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re: showModalDialog without the address line

"ton" <ton@nospam.nlwrote in message
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I have to say that I don't know, as I've never even considered doing what
you're suggesting.

The purpose of a modal dialog is to force the user to concentrate on one
exercise and not allow them to move away from that exercise until it is
complete - that's what "modal" means...

Popups calling popups calling popups sounds like a total nightmare to me...


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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
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