I have a WPF application with a WebBrowser control that run a web application that will be displayed in full screen.
In the application, I have a iFrame used to display an other website (could be any website...). But I would like to prevent this website to open a new window when a link is clicked and prevent any dialog window to appear.
Is there a way to do it ? I have no control on these websites source code...
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I want to create a google extension that shows a pop-up dialog when a specific page is loaded (e.g. stackoverflow.com).
Is that possible? If so, how?
When I browse some other sites put inside "iframe" in my site,
the original site opens new tab or new page if I click some buttons.
So it blocks my site and nobody can close the new tab or new site.
Because my site is opened as full-screen size (F11 mode) without keyboard as like an outdoor billboard or kiosk.
I`ve tried to find out the way to prevent new tab, new window and any popups while browsing website inside "iframe" of HTML.
And I`ve seen many answers with their solution codes, but nothing works yet.
So first, I am wondering whether it is possible or not.
If it is possible to prevent new tab or new window when browsing site inside iframe, I`m looking for a solution.
I have an IFrame with an external content which i can't modify because of Same-origin policy
My problem is i want to avoid visitors viewing the iframe-content out of the context of the main page (e.g. because they followed a link in search-results) but i have no control of it !
When people click a link or something in the page, it is open in a new tab and not inside the iframe ! All i want is a full embedded browser.
How can i avoid this if i don't have control of the iframe content ? I can see the html with the "inspect element" function of the browser but i cannot do it with javascript because of Same-Origin-Policy.
I'm developing an OSX application that displays a web view as a part of the application. Inside the web view, there's a button that lets the users print out the page that they're currently on. When the html is opened in safari and the button is clicked, there's a popup asking the user to select the print settings for that file. However, this popup isn't showing at all when the page is opened in the web view. Is there some way (tweak to the javascript maybe?) that lets me print to the default printer with the default settings without showing this popup at all?
Thanks,
Teja
The print dialog and handling are implemented in the hosting application.
See -webView:printFrameView: in the informal WebUIDelegate protocol for details.
I want to open a remote url inside a javascript popup instead of doing window.open().
I came across libraries like lytebox,lightbox,thickbox which do that if the popup is opened from main webpage.
However my requirement is to open the popup from the link which occurs in a small iframe within the main page.( I can not alter the code of the main page, however Iframe webpage is fully in my control)
When I include those libraries in my iframe webpage, it opens the popup, but restricted only
to within iframe.How to make it appear over whole browser window ?
This is what i want : The user clicks on "click here" and it opens a javascript layer,not
restricted to within iframe.
you can just use
parent.document
from the iframe to access the parent window, if it is from the same domain. Otherwise, security concerns are raised.
You can inject the javascript by creating a script element in the parent's document, and then will be able to access the necessary functions.