Kiosk Touchscreen Issue With IE6
Oct 13, 2006
I am QA'ing a kiosk application using IE6 and a touchscreen. If the user
'drumrolls' his fingers over multiple links very quickly the web page does
not navigate and effectively freezes.
I was hoping there might be a way using JS to stop all touch input after the
1st touch on a link, to allow time for the script to process and then
navigate to the next page. (Maybe this is similar to disabling all clicks of
a mouse? However I cannot use an alert or popup box to prevent additional
touches as this is kiosk not desktop.
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Sep 27, 2009
I'm running a shortcut with target:
"%PROGRAMFILES%Internet Exploreriexplore.exe" -k "C:myfile.html"
It opens the page in kiosk mode. The contents of myfile.html contains an image with an onclick to this function:
function loader(){
window.open('myurl.com','','');
}
In Windows 7 32-bit running IE8 the url breaks out of kiosk mode.In Windows XP 64-bit running IE7 the url stays in kiosk mode.I can't think why. Is it the IE difference, the bit difference or the platform difference?
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Aug 30, 2011
Is there any way to detect if the browser window is in full-screen mode via javascript?I've been googling this and not getting much luck. Found one function that doesn't work, the rest are just posts where a person asks this question and then others tell them how to do something without needing to detect if browser's in fullscreen mode.I have a requirement to do this. If a user w/ a certain role is not in fullscreen mode, I need to kick them out of the application (used internally, and no, I cannot change this business rule)The code that didn't work (always returns false):
Code:
function is_fullscreen()
{
[code]....
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