window.open help?

[joecoolaug]

I want to know why when I put "status=no, titlebar=no" in a window.open javascript page, why is there still a status bar and a title bar? I don't understand what it says about the html applet.--------Keep active, post valiantly

[aspnetguy]

if you don't put status or titlebar in they won't show up.

window.open('page.html','newWindow','width=500,height=350');

This code opens a new windwo 500x350 with no toolbars, status, etc.

[Jack McKalling]

No it doesn't.Unfortunately, with the outcome of Windows Service Pack 2, some things get inserted at the statusbar. So it is forced to show, whatever JavaScript asked. Titlebar can from now on, never be disabled again just like the statusbar. :)In other words, accept they will be vissible at all time

Edited December 18, 2005 by Dan The Prof

[joecoolaug]

No it doesn't.Unfortunately, with the outcome of Windows Service Pack 2, some things get inserted at the statusbar. So it is forced to show, whatever JavaScript asked. Titlebar can from now on, never be disabled again just like the statusbar. :)In other words, accept they will be vissible at all time

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That's not cool

[Chocolate570]

Ya, it's a pain, but we gotta live with it.