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How to change window.arguments

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Old July 17th, 2006, 11:25 PM
Michael
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Hi,

with "window.open" you can define the properties for example "location=no";
But I want to change this property of the aktual (self) window. Is there a
way to do it?

Thank

Michael


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Old July 18th, 2006, 03:25 AM
RobG
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re: How to change window.arguments


Michael wrote:
Quote:
Hi,
>
with "window.open" you can define the properties for example "location=no";
But I want to change this property of the aktual (self) window. Is there a
way to do it?
Not using standard settings (if at all). Why do you want to hide the
location bar of my browser?

The location property of the window object can be used to get or set
the URL of the window. When the string 'location=no' is part of the
third argument of the window's open() method, it is used to determine
whether to display the location bar or not (and it might be overridden
by individual browser settings in some browsers).

You can only attempt to control the displayed features of windows that
you open with script, and only through paramters passed to the open()
method.


--
Rob

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