Well the body style settings eliminates the 3d border. The Javascript eliminates both the context menu and selection. Did you try it?
>I want to both disable the context menu and disable the 3d border.
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>>I'm not sure what you mean Kevin. Could you explain further? What are you trying to do? If you're trying to prevent the context menu from appearing when you right-click try this within the HEAD tags:
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>><script language="JavaScript">document.onselectstart=new Function ("return false");document.oncontextmenu=new Function("return false")</script>
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>>It also prevents the ability to select when left draging.
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>>Hope this helps.
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>>Mike
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>>>That did it. Thanks.
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>>>How do you impliment the BODY tag with the following:
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>>><script language=javascript>
>>>function mousedown() {
>>>if (window.event.button == 2)
>>>{ document.write("") }
>>>}
>>></script>
>>></head>
>>><body onmousedown=mousedown();>
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>>>>I used a css to define a document body style. You could also put these into the body tag of your HTML. Something like
<body style="border-style:none; border-width:0">
. If this doesn't work try removing the hyphens; I cannot remember what the correct names are.
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>>>>Hope this helps.
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>>>>Mike
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>>>>>Yes, that is what I want.
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>>>>>Where do I place these statements in the document?
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>>>>>>Kevin,
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>>>>>>What do you mean by the "border"? Is it the 3D effect that you want to eliminate? If so, I found that the document.body.border-style="none" and border-width="0" does it.
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>>>>>>Mike
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>>>>>>>How do you turn off the border of a web browser control?
