Overview
On the Web logon page, when the user clicks on the “Log on” button, the HTML5 client is opened in a new browser’s tab.
You can change this behavior and have the HTML5 client to open in the same browser tab as the Web logon page by modifying a JavaScript file.
Modifying the custom.js file
Edit the file “custom.js” file which is stored into the “C:\Program Files (x86)\TSplus\Clients\www” folder. We advise you to use a text editor such as Notepad or Notepad++ (do not use Word).
Add this line:
var openinsamewindow = true;
We recommend you clear your browser’s cache after saving the changed JavaScript file.
Modifying the common_applications.js file
If you are using Terminal Service Plus Web Applications Portal feature, then you need to edit a second file. Edit the file “common_applications.js” file which is stored into the “C:\Program Files (x86)\TSplus\Clients\www\software” folder. We advise you to use a text editor such as Notepad or Notepad++ (do *not* use Word).
Search for these lines:
if (childurl != '') {
child = window.open(childurl, childname);
childrenWindows[childrenWindows.length] = child;
}
And replace them by those lines:
if (childurl != '') {
window.name = childname;
location.href = childurl + '#';
}
We recommend you clear your browser’s cache after saving the changed JavaScript file.
