I have a web application where we pop up a little calendar control in a
new window to allow users to choose dates. For cross-browser purposes,
this is done via window.open (with some code to make it behave like a
modal dialog) and I set the width and height of the window such that
the controls fit nicely and it all looks good.
I have some users who are unable to see the OK and Cancel buttons at
the bottom of the window due to some display settings on their
machines. OK, I though, I'll just make the window resizable and they
can then take control. How naive of me! Why on earth does IE decide
that the minute I put 'resizable=yes' into my attributes for the new
window that it should ignore the size?
I know I can do window.resizeTo in the onload of the calendar window,
but I'm not keen on the resizing of the window.
I don't suppose anyone knows of a way to have IE open a resizable
window of a given size without the resizeTo?
In my application I am using resizable property for the <div> In my script i used like this $("div").resizable(); Its working fine for all the <div> tags. My requirement is to get the <div> id and I have to save the height, width of that particular <div>. I can able get the height and width of the every div but not the id. I tried in 2 ways like var divId=$(this).attr("id"); and var divId=this.id; in _mouseDrag() in the jquery.ui.resizable.js file. In both the cases divId is undefined.
I have a function that opens a popup and I have told it not make the popup resizable but all browsers seem to ignore it and make it resizable anyway. This is the code
function openflvpopup(popurl){ window.open('FLV/play.php?file=' + popurl + '.flv', '', 'height=500px,width=550px,left=150px,top=150px,resizable=0') }
I have probably made a silly mistake but I have checked several tutorial website to make sure I write it in the syntax that they do. I can not see any mistakes.
<script language="JavaScript"><!-- /*RESIZABLE DOM GRID - (C) COPYRIGHTED DON WATSON 2003 ALL RIGHT RESERVED - DONWATS@USA.COM*/ function mouseevent(elm, _event, _function) { elm.attachEvent(_event, _function) }
function mousedetach(elm, _event, _function) { elm.detachEvent(_event, _function) }
function resizeGrid() { var srcElem = event.srcElement;
/*lets get the rule (css)*/ ruleNum = expandingTD.firstChild.className; /*assume its the span*/ ruleNum = ruleNum.substr(ruleNum.length-1,1);/*strip the num off the end*/
var _head = document.getElementsByTagName('head').item(0);
var dss = document.createElement("STYLE"); dss.id = "rowspans"; _head.appendChild(dss);
var _table = document.getElementById("grid"); var _tr = _table.getElementsByTagName("TR")[0]; var _td = _tr.getElementsByTagName("TD"); var colnum = 0;
I cannot seem to set a size for a text area relative to total screen width in CSS or HTML or Javascript? When I use CSS or a percent value in the cols attribute, they size the textarea as a percentage of another text area on the screen.
Is it possible that first I make my window resizable,than if window is less than a fixed size I can make my window not resizable?Better to say can I change resizable feature during runtime?If possible,than how?
I think this has probably been asked before but. I want to resize an element that has .resizable() on it. I want the resizable 'stop' event to trigger when it is done.
I've been using this script (and variants that give the user different controls) for years and am positive it worked before but I just noticed that resizable is being ignored in FF 3.0.11. It is working in IE fine. I don't want the user to be able to resize the window.
Code:
function PopNada(PopNadaUrl,xW,xH) { var ScreenWidth=window.screen.width; var ScreenHeight=window.screen.height;
I'm after doing something like this A resizable background image that fades in on initial load.... I've found plenty of background image re-size scripts but none that fade in the initial image.
My resizable works great. I want to be able to set the width and height after init. How do I set the width and height from a javascript function? I am using the onClick event of an IMG to call a javascript function.
I want to set the height and width of my resizable, so I want to set ui.size.width and ui.size.height.
How do I reference ui.size.width and ui.size.height of my resizable within a javascript function?
2.) This link should then open in an new window, annnnnd that window's size should be resizable. I've been using this technique for other standard links via jquery....
jQuery('a.popup').live('click', function(){ newwindow=window.open($(this).attr('href'),'','height=350,width=600'); if (window.focus) {newwindow.focus()}
However, when attempting to combine these two, I always get an undesired affect. I would provide the entire code, but I haven't been able to get it to work.
I've got some problem with more then one plugin from jQuery.
My Problem is: if I use some "resizable background"-script (it works on IE7+/FF/Chrome), and the content is longer then 100% height of the screen (ipad/iphone), there's a white place at the bottom of my background-image.
The solution was, to fix the background, but it still doesn't work on mobile devices.
below is clickunder code , but it open under windows when visitor click everywhere on the pagei need it be speacial for links , whenever visitor click on speacial link , it opens windows
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Javascript"> function PopShow3() { CookieTest=navigator.cookieEnabled; if(CookieTest)
This pops up a new window with every call. In the child window I call a parent function onbeforeunload, appClose() :
function appClose(){
if (window.opener && !window.opener.closed){ window.opener.CloseChild(getQueryString("application")); }}
This is in my frameset tag of the child code :
<frameset ... onbeforeUnload='appClose()'>
The window.opener.CloseChild() function is called perfectly when I have one child window open, but as soon as I create another child window both of the open child windows don't ever call it. They do both go into the onbeforeunload appClose() function, but do not call the window.opener.CloseChild() function inside of this routine.
Anyone have any ideas why when I have two child windows open I can't access the window.opener functions?
I have tried taking each new window out of the array and used the following code in CloseChild() :
I am using the jquery-ui resizable plugin, but I encountered some issues :
1) I had to add the ".ui-resizable" css for that plugin to work (hopefully I found a website explaining that workaround)
2) there is no "scroll" option like in draggable (!?)
3) the containment option does not work vertically on the official example [url] you are constrained horizontally, but not vertically. In my application, the containment option is buggy too : it seems to take into account the container outer margins, or something else, I don't know what, but my windows are constrained far too soon (no it's not maxWidth/maxHeight)
4) the alsoResize option is buggy : when the containment option is used, the "alsoResized" element is not constrained as well :-( Am I missing something ? Does someone have info on what's going on with this plugin ? (1.7.1, it's not an alpha version). if there is another resizable plugin available out there ? (like the one used in [url])
I would like to pop up a new window when the mouse over an icon, but I don't like to link to another new page, as I will get the details in the database and then I will add those details as the text in the pop up window.
Does anyone know how to do this in svg? is it use the javascript?
The following code is used by myself to create a new window what i would like to do is to on the submission of the form to close this newly created window and to submit the form back to the parent window.... Is this correct? Code:
I have an HTML toolbar that I made using VBScript thar launches mstsc to remote servers and a few "\" shared folders. I know that i can do the same thing in js, but not entirely shure about the sintaxis.
This is an example of what i got in my original toolbar:
Neglecting the annoyance factor for a moment, is it possible to keep one browser window at the screen forefront (in front of all other browser windows) but still be able to interact with a window directly beneath it? How would this be pulled off in JS?
is there a possibility to get the number or the names of open Browser windows ? I want to try to avoid double-opening of a page. My idea was to give the page a name and to check whether this name exists.
Certain links (using IE) that are meant to open a javascript window don't seem to work on my system. That is, the window appears and disappears in a flash. Of course I have disabled my pop-up stopper. Any suggestions?
