OT Paging the FOAK for Internet Explorer

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Vegetable Grower, Nov 1, 2006.

  1. We're currently implementing MS CRM which has an annoying habit of
    opening a new window every time you open a new bit of the application.
    Turning on pop-up blocker fooks the app. My question to the FOAK is, is
    there a setting in IE or the registry that could force IE not to open a
    new window, but just to carry on where it is?

    Abuse expected...
     
    Vegetable Grower, Nov 1, 2006
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    Christofire Guest

    ISTR there is a client for outlook as well. I can't remember if that
    will solve your problem though. I think the new windows is just the
    way it works. Are you using 1.2 or 3.0?
     
    Christofire, Nov 1, 2006
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    Tim Gordon Guest

    I don't know the answer to your question - we tend to always use the Outlook
    client. I'd be interested to know, however, if you get acceptable
    performance from it - and if you do, what sort of kit you're running it on.

    Tim
     
    Tim Gordon, Nov 2, 2006
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    Pete Fisher Guest

    Might. I see it is checked on mine (default?). Thanks for drawing
    attention to it - now trying it unchecked as it pisses me off when I am
    enjoying a youtube music video in the background, and forget that firing
    up something else in IE from a shortcut will take it over.

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    Ace Guest

    One of many that our mob have got nailed down. Fucking annoying, it
    is. Other things include _not_ showing the status bar by default,
    always opening pdfs in a browser window and, ooh, loads of other
    annoying stuff. I've never worked out the logic by which they conclude
    that we shouldn't be able to touch such stuff.

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  6. Tim Gordon came into sight through the beans and said

    We're in UAT at the moment, good fun as we're integrating with Navision
    via XML scripts and Scribe. Once we go live I'll let you know about
    performance.
     
    Vegetable Grower, Nov 2, 2006
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  7. Christofire came into sight through the beans and said
    3.0

    Testing Outlook client tomorrow. Have had major issues with email. It
    seems the default install can fail, leaving the CRM server SMTP'ing to
    the ether...
     
    Vegetable Grower, Nov 2, 2006
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    dwb Guest

    Is the issue that you wnat to run the pop-up blocker, or that you want
    to run CRM in the same window?

    If pop-up blocker, why not try adding your CRM site to the list of
    "intranet" or trusted sites - that should allow the popups to run (I
    think) whilst still blocking non-trusted sites.

    IF the second... wouldn't that much up the UI as the popup shows
    something differnt to the main navigation....?
     
    dwb, Nov 2, 2006
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    dwb Guest

    Get reasonable(ish) performance on various systems I've tried it on...
    though it's PIG slow to start up first time or if it's been unloaded
    from memory. I'm also not sure it's SQL side of things is overly
    optimsed as quite frequently the SQL server seems to work very hard
    whilst the CRM server itself is setting twiddling it's thumbs - haven't
    yet had a chance to see what it actually does on SQL ie. running a
    trace etc.

    Combining CRM startup with Reporting Services startup can be a long
    wait IME...[1]

    [1] assuming you don't later discover that part of the delay is due to
    a subtle DCOM security issue. Part only though, not completely.
     
    dwb, Nov 2, 2006
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