SC Websites without toolbars etc in webbrowsers?

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#1

Is there a way to call the web pages generated by Scriptcase to configure so that the web browser without menu and tool bars but can only be called with the address bar?
I have a small JavaScript which you can embed in </ head> </ head> of an HTML page, but unfortunately it would require all links between the websites use this function.

Before someone mentions it: Yes I know, it’s not the way to behave, users with the toolbar off, and so on. But with the Web page is an in-house information and documentation system. So more of a desktop application in the classic sense.

Has anyone of you a solution to this little problem?

#2

Re: SC Websites without toolbars etc in webbrowsers?

Are you looking for something like:
http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/javascript/article.php/3471181/New-Window-No-Title-Bar.htm

If no, then just google it. There should be plenty of articles on how to do this.

Regards,
Scott.

#3

Re: SC Websites without toolbars etc in webbrowsers?

Thank you Scott. The mechanism for hiding the unwanted browser elements I know. My question is more concerned on whether anyone knows the place in the Scriptcase templates for the generated PHP scripts, where can I replace the command by calling the window.open javascript, so that in principle all the links in a browser window without the undesirable elements done.
I have to define in any application, the SC-Javascript, and even replace any call to another application by calling the java function.
It would be desirable if in the SC IDE set the parameters of the links could just …

#4

Re: SC Websites without toolbars etc in webbrowsers?

Nothing accessible from the IDE that I am aware of. You might have to search generated code and insert there. I would say that NetMake would have to allow for this in a future release.

Regards,
Scott.

#5

Re: SC Websites without toolbars etc in webbrowsers?

hi,

nothing new in recent versions of scriptcase about the request for chopper64?

Marcov