Opening Notes in Application mode (KIOSK MODE)

Opening Notes in Application mode (KIOSK MODE)

Here's a tip to open a Notes database in a new window without the regular Smarticons and Bookmarks.

This can be achieved by writing JavaScript window.open command in the on load of a form of an another database i.e if u want to open database A in the KIOSK mode then u will have to write the JavaScript code in the form onload and embed the form in a Frameset of database B. The launch option of the database B should be this Frameset. 

 Put this in a field on the form: 
 ser:=@Name([CN];@Subset(@DbName;1)); 
 path:=@Left(@Subset(@DbName;-1);""); 
 tmpDb:=path+"A.nsf"; 
 ser+"/"+tmpDb+"" 

 Paste this in Onload of the form
 filepath=document.forms[0].BaseHref.value; 
 window.open('notes://'+filepath+'homepage?openframeset'); 
 window.close();

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This was first published in March 2002

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