To the experienced:
After I have finished writing the application (using JDeveloper 10.1.3.4) there is a new requirement for it: for the entire application, for every page only the content area should be visible (like what fullscreen does in Internet Explorer), i.e., the menu bar, tool bar, status bar, title bar, ... of the browser all should be hidden, especially the URL for the page should not be visible.
I thought of the javascript window.open() method, and found only the options "channelmode=yes, fullscreen=yes" meet this requirement:
window.open("http://URLOf.theFirstPageOf.theApplication", "_blank", "channelmode=yes, fullscreen=yes")
These options are supported by Internet Explorer only though; Firefox would still display the title bar and the URL with these options set. First of all, this is what I found; are there other ways to achieve the same effect?
It is OK to be limited to using only Internet Explorer. But the problem is that the "channelmode=yes, fullscreen=yes" take effect only when the second parameter is "_blank" to open a new browser window. I tried "_self", "_parent", then no new window was opened, but "channelmode=yes, fullscreen=yes" did not take effect either.
Is there a way to get round of this, i.e., get the page itself to fullscreen, without having to open a new browser window?
Many thanks for helping!
Newman