remove browser properties toolbar

[lisak]

How do you remove the forward and back button from the browser window when creating an application using Visual Studio.Net. I want each web form to have the forward and back buttons removed or disabled so that users cannot browse this way.

 

[MikeD]

When you link to the page you need to include a set of properties like this:

window.open mypage.aspx
menubar=no,location=no,menus=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=no
status=no,titlebar=no

This will need to be part of a javascript function called from the link to
the page. It's probably not truely correct but if you research window.open
on the web you'll probably find what you are looking for.

<M>ike

How do you remove the forward and back button from the browser window when

creating an application using Visual Studio.Net. I want each web form to
have the forward and back buttons removed or disabled so that users cannot
browse this way.

 

[Tom Kiefer]

Client-side JavaScript window.open method. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/methods/open_0.asp

Actually has nothing to do with .NET (which is server-side technology, and
cannot directly control client-side actions such as this).

- Tom Kiefer
thogek @ earthlink . net

 

[CMA]

create a dummy page and from "onload()" javascript function you can call to
a new "window.open(....)" javascript. and put the original page url there.
after open the new window, you can close the previous window. so, user can
see only the page without menu bars...

hope this helps,
CMA