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I've tried everything...
function showRemote() {
self.name = ""; // names current window as "main"

var windowprops =
"border=0,titlebar=0,toolbar=0,location=0,director ies=0,status=0, " +
"menubar=0,scrollbars=0,resizable=0,width=256,heig ht=403";

OpenWindow = window.open("logon2.aspx", "remote", windowprops); //
opens remote control
}
and many others...I can't start a window displaying my small menu
(which is really an aspx file) "c# codebehind" which is to be comming
executed from another aspx webfile that will minimize into the system
tray as it displays this window I need.
ANY help is truely appreciated.
Thanks,
Trint

due to security reasons, browsers no longer allow borderless windows.
nowdays, when you see a web site with a borderless pop-up is usually a
floating div.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)


"trint" <> wrote in message
news: oups.com...
> I've tried everything...
> function showRemote() {
> self.name = ""; // names current window as "main"
>
> var windowprops =
> "border=0,titlebar=0,toolbar=0,location=0,director ies=0,status=0, " +
> "menubar=0,scrollbars=0,resizable=0,width=256,heig ht=403";
>
> OpenWindow = window.open("logon2.aspx", "remote", windowprops); //
> opens remote control
> }
> and many others...I can't start a window displaying my small menu
> (which is really an aspx file) "c# codebehind" which is to be comming
> executed from another aspx webfile that will minimize into the system
> tray as it displays this window I need.
> ANY help is truely appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Trint
>

IFRAME inside a floating div could mimic a border less floating
window.(inside the main page window).

But I am not sure about this part of teh requirement "minimize into the
system
tray as it displays "

ok,
So, I cannot "hide()" executing webform.aspx and leave floating div
interface up without border?
That is sooo crazy that I am limited in my design by someone elses
fear.
Thanks,
Trint

No need to limit the design. Only need to change the technology you are
looking at. You could build a Client application to do this job.

IE & ASP.NET cannot do it.. well, your car can not fly you to next
airport too..

> That is sooo crazy that I am limited in my design by someone elses
> fear.

Or is it sooo crazy that you can't work within the paramaters of the medium?
;o)

The web is what it is. Either adapt to it, or consider making your
application NOT a web page.

-Darrel