Controlling popup windows in Netscape
Cindy Murdock
cmurdock at ccfls.org
Wed Dec 27 13:21:10 EST 2000
Hello all,
I have several thin clients at my library that run the linux version of
Netscape in kiosk mode with no window manager, hence no X to click on to
close a window. This poses a problem when it comes to popup windows that
open with no toolbar, as I've added a "Close Window" button to the toolbar
to allow the user to close multiple instances of Netscape. I thought I had
a handle on the problem by using a program called Muffin to change any
instance of "toolbar=no" in the javascript window.open function to
"toolbar=yes", but to my chagrin I've discovered that Netscape's default for
this function is toolbar=no when nothing is specified in the window.open
statement. Since there's nothing there, I can't use Muffin to replace it.
Does anyone know of a way to change Netscape's default for this function?
I've combed through the web4lib archives as well as Andrew Mutch's great
page on securing Netscape, to no avail.
TIA,
Cindy
Cindy Murdock
Network Administrator
Meadville Public Library
www.meadvillelibrary.org
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