Opening IE without menu/buttons

[margaret]

I need my default page to open up IE (or other browser) in
a stripped-down window, with no menus or buttons except
Close. I know I can do this with Window.Open but is there
a way to do it on my default page?

thanks in advance.

[Cor]

Posibilities
1. Changing the HTML code
2. Aspx.vb net code with adding HTML attributes to a server side button
control. (normal page and poppup)

a sample how to use attributes in vb code from a textbox.control

TextBox1.Attributes("onblur") = "javascript:alert('Hello! Focus lost from
text box!!');"

I hope this was what you did ask?

Cor

I need my default page to open up IE (or other browser) in
a stripped-down window, with no menus or buttons except
Close. I know I can do this with Window.Open but is there
a way to do it on my default page?

thanks in advance.

[margaret]

I just want the browser window that opens to have no menus
or back/forward/reset buttons. I can do it with
window.open if I add a dummy page with a button that says
something like "Click to Start" but that's primitive.

-----Original Message-----
Posibilities
1. Changing the HTML code
2. Aspx.vb net code with adding HTML attributes to a server side buttoncontrol. (normal page and poppup)

a sample how to use attributes in vb code from a textbox.control
TextBox1.Attributes("onblur") = "javascript:alert('Hello! Focus lost fromtext box!!');"

I hope this was what you did ask?

Cor

I need my default page to open up IE (or other browser) in a stripped-down window, with no menus or buttons except
Close. I know I can do this with Window.Open but is there a way to do it on my default page?

thanks in advance.

.

[Cor]

Hi margareth,

I think this is what you are looking for then
Dim str As String
str = "<script language=javascript> {window.open('http://www.google.com');}
</script>"
RegisterStartupScript("Startup", str)
///

I hope this was the right one?

Cor

That worked except that I still have two windows: the
initial IE window and the new, buttonless window. Is there
a way to add a statement to close the initial window?

-----Original Message-----
Hi margareth,

I think this is what you are looking for then
Dim str As String
str = "<script language=javascript> {window.open ('http://www.google.com');}</script>"
RegisterStartupScript("Startup", str)
///

I hope this was the right one?

Cor
.

[Cor]

Hi Margareth,

I don't think this is what you want, but it I thought that it does exactly
what you ask, therefore tell if it is or not?
\\\
Dim str As String
str = "<script language=javascript>
{window.open('http://www.google.com','_self');}
</script>"
RegisterStartupScript("Startup", str)
///
Cor

That worked except that I still have two windows: the
initial IE window and the new, buttonless window. Is there
a way to add a statement to close the initial window?

-----Original Message-----
Hi margareth,

I think this is what you are looking for then
Dim str As String
str = "<script language=javascript> {window.open

('http://www.google.com');}

</script>"
RegisterStartupScript("Startup", str)
///

I hope this was the right one?

Cor
.

[Puneet Taneja]

Hi,

You can use the Window.Close() method using
JavaScript/VBScript language (client-side only).
Regards,
Puneet Taneja

-----Original Message-----
That worked except that I still have two windows: the
initial IE window and the new, buttonless window. Is therea way to add a statement to close the initial window?

-----Original Message-----
Hi margareth,

I think this is what you are looking for then
Dim str As String
str = "<script language=javascript> {window.open

('http://www.google.com');}

</script>"
RegisterStartupScript("Startup", str)
///

I hope this was the right one?

Cor
.

.

[Dan Brussee]

But you will get a popup asking if you really want to do that. You
cant programatically close a window if you did not open it without
this occuring. There is a "trick" to doing it, but I cant remember it.
I believe the "trick" will be taken care of in a future release of IE,
and I dont think it works at all on NS. Something about using the
parent object I think, but Im not certain.
On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 01:18:15 -0800, "Puneet Taneja" <Pu*****@NIIT.Com>
wrote:

Hi,

You can use the Window.Close() method using
JavaScript/VBScript language (client-side only).
Regards,
Puneet Taneja

-----Original Message-----
That worked except that I still have two windows: the
initial IE window and the new, buttonless window. Is

there

a way to add a statement to close the initial window?

-----Original Message-----
Hi margareth,

I think this is what you are looking for then
Dim str As String
str = "<script language=javascript> {window.open

('http://www.google.com');}

</script>"
RegisterStartupScript("Startup", str)
///

I hope this was the right one?

Cor
.

.