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Hi is there a way i can disable / remove the IE toolbar which the user sees when opening qlikview reports via accesspoint?
See screenshot below. Ideally i would like to disable just the MENU option on the tool bar.
Aany ideas?
I don't know how to disable the menu but with the following registry keys you can hide the whole toolbar (tested only with QV9, not with QV10):
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\QlikTech\QlikOcx\Toolbar 7\State-Summary]
"Bars"=dword:00000004
anyone??
I don't know how to disable the menu but with the following registry keys you can hide the whole toolbar (tested only with QV9, not with QV10):
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\QlikTech\QlikOcx\Toolbar 7\State-Summary]
"Bars"=dword:00000004
Hi thanks for the solution. As you stated it is a fix for individual Users/Workstations.
It gets very tricky to role out for 100 + users.
Regards
Hello,
You can always create a script in the account of the users, or the NETLOGON volume that carries that work out for you, silently, adding a .reg file to the registry. Check this thread just in case.
Hope that helps.
Link Updated to current forum thread
Hi Miguel,
I am not able to find the link you have mentioned?
Can you please update the link?
Because I need the same solution now.
Regards
Rajan
Hi Rajan,
The link is updated.
Hope that helps.
Miguel
Hi Miguel,
Thanks for updating the link.
I have the same requirement as my client doesn't want to see IE toolbar while opening in accesspoint.
I have done that configuration as mentioned above in this thread. Here I am facing a problem.
That is, after completing the Registry modifications If I open QlikView Desktop client in server where I have kept the qvw files, all my modifications in the registry has been set to the initial state automatically.
Is there any functionality in qlikview desktop client that it resets the registry while closing?
Regards
Rajan
Hi Rajan,
I'd check first with the IT people whether or not your registry entries are set by group policies. If they are set by GPOs, then they're likely to update every time you log in or every time you restart the sever. One quick test is to do changes, open IE, use a QVP://SERVERNAME link and see whether it shows the toolbar or not.
As far as I know, QlikView doesn't change anything in the registry apart from the installation or upgrade process. If you installed something recently, changes are likely to happen.
Hope that helps.
Miguel