ca******@gmail.com writes:
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Randy Webb wrote: ca******@gmail.com said the following on 4/17/2006 9:51 PM:
> - if a user clicks a button it launches into full kiosk mode, no
> toolbars etc.....
That "button" they need to click - in IE and Firefox - is F11, problem
solved.
This was not responsive to my request
It's damn close, and it works. You should consider whether it can
be written off as a solution to the requirement.
If you are not aiming your page at the internet, but, e.g., at a
corporate intranet where you can make assumptions about the clients
used, you should say so. There is no general solution suitable
for internet deployment.
You can *try* to open a window with no chrome, using
window.open("urlOfPageToShow","nameOfWindowForReus e",
"scrollbars=yes,fullscreen=yes");
You will see that different browsers handle this differently. Even
the "fullscreen" property is not understood by all browsers.
Generally, opening windows is not recommended these days, since popup
blockers can ruin the effect.
You can read more about opening windows here:
<URL:http://www.infimum.dk/HTML/JSwindows.html>
/L
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