> > ----------
> > From: Kevin Mukhar[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> >
> > "Doshi, Gunjan" wrote:
> > >
> > > There is no standard method like that as far as I know.
> > > We ran into a similar problem as we had our own navigation menu. The
> > > browser's back and next button disturbed our navigation program.
> > >
> > > What we did was we got rid of the whole toolbar of the browser, so that
> > > neither the back or the next button of the browser were visible. It is
> > easy
> > > to do that with the openWindow method.
> >
> > But a smart user can just right-click on the page and get an option for
> > 'Back'
> > (in Netscape Navigator, probably IE as well). You need to think long and
> > hard
> > before you break the browser's user interface.
"Doshi, Gunjan" wrote:
>
> I was sure this would come up. Our application was a training app with a
> targeted audience.
>
> So it worked for us.
>
I did not say that one should never do this. What I said was "You need to think
long and hard before you break the browser's user interface." If it makes sense
to change the behavior of the browser, then go ahead.
K Mukhar
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