Allan: You are right it does not affect coding, at this time, but I wanted to be able to know the screen real estate that was available. In the near future, it will be needed, so I was asking for help now. Yes I would like an example, if you would be so kind. I appreciate everyone's responses. Thanks, Jack
_____ From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of DreamCode Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 1:04 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [flexcoders] Re: How to have no MenuBar & No ToolBar in Browser I think that you should just keep inside the regular template until you're further along in the process. Opening a window without the title and menu is not something which should affect the coding, and your designer shouldn't need the actual window to design a window with next to no chrome on it. If you need an example of window.open let me know --A On Dec 3, 2007 10:50 PM, haravallabhan <haravallabhan@ <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> gmail.com> wrote: I think you need to use another html page and in that you need to have a javascript function and call the window.open pointing to the html embeded with the flex. You can modify all the properties of a window using the window.open. Call the window.open in the onload function of the body tag of the html page. Cheers Hara --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:flexcoders%40yahoogroups.com> ups.com , "jwc_wensan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Good Morning: > > I am using FlexBuilder 2.01. > > When I run my app, I want the app to display in the > browser without the menu bar and toolbar. > > Like when JamJar and other apps display it just has > the Title bar. > > I am using IE 6 as my browser. > > I think I need to change the index.template.html file > located in the html-template folder. > > I have searched but have been unable to find info > on what code and where it goes to achieve this. > > Again, I think it is menubar=no and toolbar=no, but > not sure of the syntax and if index.template.html is > the right file. > > Can anyone tell me what needs to be changed and > where does it go? > > Thanks, > > Jack >
