Did anybody see the script to hide extra bars in the Internet Explorer? I'd
like to start my WebApp with all these bars hidden. How?
Thanks,
Just D. 8 4062
Using "window.Externa l" in java script you have access to all IE bars
Mariano
"Just D." <no@spam.please > wrote in message
news:IykCe.1502 1$HV1.13644@fed 1read07... Did anybody see the script to hide extra bars in the Internet Explorer? I'd like to start my WebApp with all these bars hidden. How?
Thanks,
Just D.
Not to answer your question, just to comment.
Respecting user setting is one of the major usability rules. If the user has
all sorts of extra settings in the browser, that is likely because he wants
it this way. I would not like any application to change the setting I am
accustomed to.
Eliyahu
"Just D." <no@spam.please > wrote in message
news:IykCe.1502 1$HV1.13644@fed 1read07... Did anybody see the script to hide extra bars in the Internet Explorer?
I'd like to start my WebApp with all these bars hidden. How?
Thanks,
Just D.
Not to argue, just to comment... :)
Respecting all users I'm still needing to do that just because I'm not
playing games, but writing a huge WebApp doing a lot of stuff for these
users and these users agreed to work with this app. And as more they got
space for their own work as better for them. Do you feel the difference now?
"Eliyahu Goldin" <re************ *@monarchmed.co m> wrote in message
news:ej******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... Not to answer your question, just to comment.
Respecting user setting is one of the major usability rules. If the user has all sorts of extra settings in the browser, that is likely because he wants it this way. I would not like any application to change the setting I am accustomed to.
Eliyahu
"Just D." <no@spam.please > wrote in message news:IykCe.1502 1$HV1.13644@fed 1read07... Did anybody see the script to hide extra bars in the Internet Explorer? I'd like to start my WebApp with all these bars hidden. How?
Thanks,
Just D.
No, it doesn't make any principal difference. Even if you are programming
for Intranet, it is unlikely that the users will have their machines 100%
dedicated to your app. They will decide what they need more: more space for
content or their toolbars. Some user have accessibility problems. Other just
like large fonts no matter what is on the screen. Anyway, I don't think you
can effect their setting. In the same way as you can't change their
resolution. You can only recommend.
Eliyahu
"Just D." <no@spam.please > wrote in message
news:7tpCe.1505 7$HV1.217@fed1r ead07... Not to argue, just to comment... :)
Respecting all users I'm still needing to do that just because I'm not playing games, but writing a huge WebApp doing a lot of stuff for these users and these users agreed to work with this app. And as more they got space for their own work as better for them. Do you feel the difference
now? "Eliyahu Goldin" <re************ *@monarchmed.co m> wrote in message news:ej******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... Not to answer your question, just to comment.
Respecting user setting is one of the major usability rules. If the user has all sorts of extra settings in the browser, that is likely because he wants it this way. I would not like any application to change the setting I am accustomed to.
Eliyahu
"Just D." <no@spam.please > wrote in message news:IykCe.1502 1$HV1.13644@fed 1read07... Did anybody see the script to hide extra bars in the Internet Explorer? I'd like to start my WebApp with all these bars hidden. How?
Thanks,
Just D.
Sometimes newsgroups are so funny... You can ask how to do something and get
a comprehensive explanation why you don't need that... :)
"Eliyahu Goldin" <re************ *@monarchmed.co m> wrote in message
news:ur******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... No, it doesn't make any principal difference. Even if you are programming for Intranet, it is unlikely that the users will have their machines 100% dedicated to your app. They will decide what they need more: more space for content or their toolbars. Some user have accessibility problems. Other just like large fonts no matter what is on the screen. Anyway, I don't think you can effect their setting. In the same way as you can't change their resolution. You can only recommend.
Eliyahu
"Just D." <no@spam.please > wrote in message news:7tpCe.1505 7$HV1.217@fed1r ead07... Not to argue, just to comment... :)
Respecting all users I'm still needing to do that just because I'm not playing games, but writing a huge WebApp doing a lot of stuff for these users and these users agreed to work with this app. And as more they got space for their own work as better for them. Do you feel the difference now? "Eliyahu Goldin" <re************ *@monarchmed.co m> wrote in message news:ej******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP14.phx.gbl... > Not to answer your question, just to comment. > > Respecting user setting is one of the major usability rules. If the > user > has > all sorts of extra settings in the browser, that is likely because he > wants > it this way. I would not like any application to change the setting I > am > accustomed to. > > Eliyahu > > "Just D." <no@spam.please > wrote in message > news:IykCe.1502 1$HV1.13644@fed 1read07... >> Did anybody see the script to hide extra bars in the Internet >> Explorer? > I'd >> like to start my WebApp with all these bars hidden. How? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Just D. >> >> > >
In your case, you get both. I have an application that needs a
fullscreen window with no clutter. I simply open a new window with no
toolbars, scrollbars, etc. and size it to the user's desktop. The
user knows it's coming, and it doesn't affect the settings of their
browser.
But seriously, tread lightly on other people's settings. If you need
more convincing on this issue, consider the sites on the internet that
do the things you are looking to do. There are indeed site you can go
to that will resize your browser, strip off your explorer bar, add
bookmarks to your favorites, set themselves as your homepage, and
refuse to let you close them. Think what you do when you see this
happening: Frantically click the close button until they die, and
hopefully before they get too far with their scripting attack on your
browser.
Do you really want your site to be classified in this category?
Jason Kester
Expat Software Consulting Services http://www.expatsoftware.com/
HI Jason,
I think you're not following the main purpose. It's not a freeware
accessible to anybody web site, but the WebApp, complicated enough and the
users are expecting the things like what I'm looking for, they are paying
money to work with this application and we decide together what to
implement. Nobody else is able to login until he agreed to pay money and
knew what to do with this app. That's the difference between the sites with
backdoors, tracers, Trojan horses, viruses, etc. and my WebApp.
Does this answer your questions?
Just D.
"jasonkeste r" <ja*********@gm ail.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ f14g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. . In your case, you get both. I have an application that needs a fullscreen window with no clutter. I simply open a new window with no toolbars, scrollbars, etc. and size it to the user's desktop. The user knows it's coming, and it doesn't affect the settings of their browser.
But seriously, tread lightly on other people's settings. If you need more convincing on this issue, consider the sites on the internet that do the things you are looking to do. There are indeed site you can go to that will resize your browser, strip off your explorer bar, add bookmarks to your favorites, set themselves as your homepage, and refuse to let you close them. Think what you do when you see this happening: Frantically click the close button until they die, and hopefully before they get too far with their scripting attack on your browser.
Do you really want your site to be classified in this category?
Jason Kester Expat Software Consulting Services http://www.expatsoftware.com/
I have faced a similar requirement for an enterprise web application I worked
on.. I did not find any way to change the first IE window the user opens...
The work around that we did was Opening a full screen ModalDialog with all
bars hidden... This way the user does not get confused with 2 windows in the
screen. You probably have considered about this option already.
Another option our team discussed was to have a simple small client app that
will just open a full screen IE and browse the web application (from clicking
a desktop icon)... Even though in our case the client computers were
dedicated 100% for this web application, we never perused to experiment this
option.... it got many other disadvantageous ...
This is my < 0.02 $..... :)
Incase you find a different work around, kindly post here
"Just D." wrote: HI Jason,
I think you're not following the main purpose. It's not a freeware accessible to anybody web site, but the WebApp, complicated enough and the users are expecting the things like what I'm looking for, they are paying money to work with this application and we decide together what to implement. Nobody else is able to login until he agreed to pay money and knew what to do with this app. That's the difference between the sites with backdoors, tracers, Trojan horses, viruses, etc. and my WebApp.
Does this answer your questions?
Just D.
"jasonkeste r" <ja*********@gm ail.com> wrote in message news:11******** **************@ f14g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. . In your case, you get both. I have an application that needs a fullscreen window with no clutter. I simply open a new window with no toolbars, scrollbars, etc. and size it to the user's desktop. The user knows it's coming, and it doesn't affect the settings of their browser.
But seriously, tread lightly on other people's settings. If you need more convincing on this issue, consider the sites on the internet that do the things you are looking to do. There are indeed site you can go to that will resize your browser, strip off your explorer bar, add bookmarks to your favorites, set themselves as your homepage, and refuse to let you close them. Think what you do when you see this happening: Frantically click the close button until they die, and hopefully before they get too far with their scripting attack on your browser.
Do you really want your site to be classified in this category?
Jason Kester Expat Software Consulting Services http://www.expatsoftware.com/ This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics |
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