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  1. #1
    Nilesh Kulkarni Guest

    How to Remove FORWARD, BACKWARD buttons in tool bar?

    hi
    thanks in advance for your help.
    on my site there is a requirement that, the user should follow a constant
    sequence,
    when he browse through the site.
    I don't want to give the user facility to go backward and forward through
    toolbar.
    So How to Remove FORWARD, BACKWARD buttons in tool bar?
    Our site is specific to the IE5.
    nilesh kulkarni




  2. #2
    Mary Beth Guest

    Re: How to Remove FORWARD, BACKWARD buttons in tool bar?


    "Nilesh Kulkarni" <nilkul@hotmail.com> wrote:
    >hi
    >thanks in advance for your help.
    >on my site there is a requirement that, the user should follow a constant
    >sequence,
    >when he browse through the site.
    >I don't want to give the user facility to go backward and forward through
    >toolbar.
    >So How to Remove FORWARD, BACKWARD buttons in tool bar?
    >Our site is specific to the IE5.
    >nilesh kulkarni
    >
    >
    >


    You can do some javascript event handlers such as this:
    window.open ('yourpage.htm?config='menubar=no, toolbar=no, resizable=no,
    titlebar=no, top=0, left=0 height=1520, width=1550, scrollbars=yes, status=yes,
    fullscreen=no');

    It will remove the buttons, however if the user does a right mouse click,
    or hits the backspace key they can still navigate backward & forward.

    Mary Beth


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