I need help with a project....

[SebSloPro]

I know I"m probably posting to the wrong area, but I figured hey what the hell.

We are working on some projects right now on websites. What I need help doing is figuring out how to make a webpage open up without the toolbar, the address bar, all of the navigations at the top of a webpage. The only thing it needs is the minimize & close buttons at the top right of the webpage. Nothing else, just a very basic simple page.

If anyone knows the html for it or any help at all, it'd be awesome!

The sites are being built on Frontpage 2003, Microsoft Expression, and a program called Namo Web Editor. We don't use that macromedia dreamweaver stuff.

[Chilihost]

I believe you will need to program a javascript popup or something similar to do this. Take a look at AEBN's video console code:

<a href = javascript:void(0) onmouseover="window.status='Free XXX Video Clip';"     onmouseout="window.status=''; return true;" onClick="window.open ('http://freexxxvideoclip.aebn.net/index.cfm/fa/ClipViewerGraphics/tid/18/console_id/2/genrestub/gaylatin/color/5/genre_id/181/refid/AEBN-003996/.cfm', 'FreeXXXVideoClip','alwaysRaised=1, toolbar=0, scrollbars=0, location=0,statusbar=0, menubar=0, resizable=0, width=650,height=402');" > 

see the way they specify statusbar, menubar and resizable to 0 thru a javascript code

[Chilihost]

by the way, stay away from FrontPage for your programming - it not only adds "bloat-code" to your pages but it is also discontinued and even unsupported as of last year.

[SebSloPro]

Thank you for helping me with the script.

However, we only use Frontpage for simple addins, not to develop an entire site or webpage.

Honestly, I may sound illiterate here, but we know nothing about dreamweaver. We've tried it, but it was extremely confusing so we stopped. We've found that it's more for high-end programmers and things of that nature. Nothing offensive! :-)

Again, thank you so much for your help!

[Madame0120]

We've found that it's more for high-end programmers and things of that nature.

I have to disagree ..

It can't be that hard to learn .. since I use it and I had zero computer training, when DW & FW was loaded on my machine. Heard at our Home Office ...Hey hunny .. what's My Documents?

However, that may have been an advantage - nothing to unlearn.

There was some hands on instructions from Roy .. when I got frustrated enough to throw something, and I now make it do most anything I want it to.

I bet you are a smart fella, and could get it dicked - if you needed to.

[SebSloPro]

Chilihost, you need to clear some diskspace so that I can send you a message haha.
Or do you have an email address I can email?
Or better yet, if you have AIM, I'm nowat1ent

[Chilihost]

sorry....i did clear out my pm box!

[Chilihost]

Thank you for helping me with the script.

However, we only use Frontpage for simple addins, not to develop an entire site or webpage.

Honestly, I may sound illiterate here, but we know nothing about dreamweaver. We've tried it, but it was extremely confusing so we stopped. We've found that it's more for high-end programmers and things of that nature. Nothing offensive! :-)

Again, thank you so much for your help!

I am not saying you have to learn dreamweaver or anything, its just that FP is really not a nice solution for oh soooooooo many reasons.

For your immediate needs, just take a look at that line of code (or have your programmer look at it), its pretty straight forward and you just need to change a few variables like the URL to get it to work for you.

cheers,
Luke

[Xstr8guy]

Wow! Someone else that uses Namo! I love it and have used it for years.

Sorry I can't help you with your problem though.

[gaybucks_chip]

I'd take another look at Dreamweaver, and maybe spend the $20 and join Lynda.com for a month and do their Dreamweaver tutorial.

I think you'll find, once you've used it a little while, it's MUCH nicer than Frontpage, and as Luke says, it doesn't gunk up your HTML (not to mention, there are fewer and fewer hosts that support Frontpage extensions.)

I am no HTML guru and I can manage to do a lot of stuff with Dreamweaver. I can't imagine having to go back to Frontpage now.

[SebSloPro]

XStr8guy... I love Namo! It's so awesome! No programming experience needed, it makes scripts for you, it's VERY easy to learn, it is a little advanced in some areas, but nothing you can't learn in 5 minutes. It was the best $60.00 I ever spent!!! HAHAHA!

As for Dreamweaver... I'm not one that has patience. I have one person working for me.. his job is to manage my studio's gay content (Sebastian Sloane Productions / www.SebastianSloaneProductions.com) and that's all his job.

I own sites from DVD Sales, over 100 content membership sites, affiliate program, video on demand, coming soon a download to own site, producing studio content, video editing and authoring, and not to mention the 1,000 emails that pour in daily.
So I don't have the time to sit down and learn something new. I like something that is user friendly (or JJ friendly HAHA). I don't have the time to lose working on learning something new right now or losing money on learning something new when I could be spending that time on doing stuff that would make "quick money."

Oh, I think I failed to mention that I create the sites with Namo Web Editor (Latest edition) www.namo.com and I upload them to the site, then I outsource a web-designer to go through and clean up the sites, make them hot, etc. and he goes in behind me and re-does that site in dreamweaver.

So over and all, the sites are developed as dreamweaver.