Hi again Kewal
For starters, YOU are seeing the yellow information bar
because you are running the WebHelp on your local PC. Many folks
see this and fear that their users will encounter the same thing.
The thing is, once you put WebHelp on the server, the issue doesn't
appear. The browser behaves differently because it treats content
received from a server differently.
Setting up help for your web app can be really easy or very
difficult. There are many things to decide. First off, WHO is the
developer? It's up to the web app developer to construct the calls
to WebHelp. These calls can be in the form of a simple URL or they
can be configured by the help developer and the web app developer
calls the help in a special way. In this case, something called
"Map IDs" is used to map topics to numbers. The web app developer
links to the numbers.
Here are two links that will illustrate using the "non-Map ID
way".
Link
One
Link
Two
And if you want to go the Map ID route, I believe fellow
Adobe Community Expert and fellow Adobe Certified Instructor John
Daigle has outlined this via a Developer Center article he created.
You can view that by
clicking
here.
Hopefully the links will help get you started... Rick