Oh - so good ! I know a bit about webkit - and how easy it is to make
it.
So good news !
Thanks John - again.
On Aug 9, 2007, at 8:12 PM, John Stiles wrote:
Well, you could implement a "Safari-lite" inside your app extremely
easily. It's just a WebKit pane.
On Aug 9, 2007, at 10:27 AM, Francis Derive wrote:
Dear all,
I have succeeded - with http://developer.apple.com/technotes/
tn2002/tn2062.html#Section3 - to have my app doing a QuitFinder()
and do the full SetSystemUIMode, but ...
But the technote says :
"When controlling or disabling features of Mac OS X system using
SetSystemUIMode the requested behaviors are only in effect while
the process which called SetSystemUIMode is frontmost. That is, if
another application becomes frontmost after SetSystemUIMode is
called, the user interface mode requested will no longer be in
effect."
But the least to say is that a kiosk app is to give a user the
ability to launch - from there - other applications !
And who wants to retrieve Finder, Menu bar Apple menu and the Dock
when he strove to make them quit in the calling kiosk app ?
So how to do ? Stupid ? Is there a possibility to have Safari -
the launched app - doing a QuitFinder() and a SetSystemUIMode
(kUIModeAllHidden, ..) in its applicationDidFinishLaunching:
delegate method - as I do it in my app ?
Filling dumb.
Francis
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