Removing IE Toolbars

[bill_doe]

Is there a way to programmatically remove the toolbars from an Internet Explorer window when a page opens?

Thanks!

Bill

[Fernis]

I would say you cannot change the status of menu/navigation bars of the current
window with a script. This feature could be very harmful if existed.

Of course, when you're opening a new window with Javascript, you can define if
the navigation toolbars and menubars are visible, but I guess you already knew
this.

[JLove]

There is an easy solution. Put a link on the page you build that says "Click here to download Firefox" and link it to here: [url]http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/central.html[/url]

[phierce]

Originally posted by: JLove
There is an easy solution. Put a link on the page you build that says "Click
here to download Firefox" and link it to here:
[url]http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/central.html[/url]

what a lame response

[dempster]

You could use JavaScript to open a new browser window. With window.open you can
configure the new window as to size, scroll bars, toolbars, etc. For example:


window.open('mypage.cfm','HelpWin','toolbar=no,sta tus=yes,scrollbars=yes,width=7
50,height=450')

-Paul

[bill_doe]

Thanks for your responses, sorry mine was so late. phierce, some people are
just so rabidly anti-MS that they don't want to work around whatever issues
there might be (and there can certainly be many!). I'm working with what I
have to work with - it's mostly an MS shop. Thanks again for your help Fernis
and Paul.

[phierce]

Originally posted by: bill_doe
... phierce, some people are just so rabidly anti-MS that they don't want to
work around whatever issues there might be (and there can certainly be many!).
I'm working with what I have to work with - it's mostly an MS shop. Thanks
again for your help Fernis and Paul.

Yeah.. I understand but it is frustrating when someone needs help there are
more people who just waste everyones time so they can step on a soap box. I
understand MS has issues and there may be better solutions out there.
Unfortunatley MS is used by around 90% of internet users and is standard,
regardless of personal prefrence.

I am simply frustrated with requesting help to a real problem and having to
sift through these kinds of responses. ah well... I was just having a loooonnng
day and ColfFusion was not helping ;) sorry I didnt mean to start anything

[bill_doe]

I hear ya!