"bahwi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Because you can only do that with JavaScript, and that still assures
> nothing. You can always just download the source of an HTML page with no
> problems. In UNIX with libwww installed you just type GET
> http://www.microsoft.com/ and it downloads the html and puts it on the
> screen.
Well, we're talking about people who uses WinXP/IE6 with JavaScript enabled
and on an _intranet_ site. So, how can your ordinary user "download" a popup
page which they don't even know what the address is? A popup page that
doesn't work with JavaScript disabled? And a popup page that you can even
"change" contents (i.e. using onblur() or something)?
I think your *ordinary* user would just give up trying something "not
allowed". Besides, shouldn't there be a company policy about it?
- E
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