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When redirecting a new window, the window should not contain a address bar or the url input text bar.
How this can be done.
when you open a window with javascript, you get to specify what parts of the window to show.
window.open( 'url.htm', 'windowname', 'options');
the options include
width = #,
height = #,
top (for IE) / ScreenY (for NS) = #,
left (for IE) / Screenx (for NS) = #,
scrollbars,
location,
resizable,
status,
toolbar,
menubar,
fullscreen
only the ones you specifically list, are used. so if you use
window.open('url.htm', 'windowname', 'scrollbars,resizable,status,toolbar,menubar');
then you'll have a window, with no location/address bar
Hello When trying to disable the "location" through "windown.open location=no" and settinging the "about:config" to "dom.disable_window_open_feature.location=false" the Firefox still "tells" the "location" in the Title bar, like "wwww.my_window_location .... my_window_name". Is there a solution to this, this is an example of a business application?
sindy12 - please do not revive ancient threads. Start a new thread of your own.
The answer is no - security considerations mean that it is not possible to display a "false" URL in the title bar.
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