Is there anyway of turning off the status bar when using URL commands?
So you just display the report and nothing else.
So you just display the report and nothing else.
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Maybe, depending upon what status bar you mean in what version of what software package...
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Hi,
The only way I have found is to open a new window ( I use JavaScript to do it) and set the propeties to eliminate any stuff you do not want:
In the <HEAD> of an asp/csp page:
That is only part of the code I really use, but it will run your report in a window with very limited attributes.
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The only way I have found is to open a new window ( I use JavaScript to do it) and set the propeties to eliminate any stuff you do not want:
In the <HEAD> of an asp/csp page:
Code:
<SCRIPT Language="JavaScript" >
function RunRpt(){
windowprops = "fullscreen=no,location=no,scrollbars=no,menubars=no,toolbars=no,resizable=yes";
newloc = "[URL unfurl="true"]http://testserver/viewrpt.cwr?ID=14398&apsuser=administrator&apspassword=&apsauthtype=secEnterprise[/URL] "
reportWindow=window.open(newloc,"rptWindow",windowprops);
}
</SCRIPT>That is only part of the code I really use, but it will run your report in a window with very limited attributes.
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