I was wondering if it is possible to maximise a screen in javascript.
right now, I use this code:
A HREF="heritage.html" onClick="msgWindow=window.open
('heritage.html','fullWindow','toolbar=no,location =no,directories=no,status=
no,menubar=no,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,width=8 30,height=630'); return
false" onmouseover="window.status='open site in full screen' return true"
CLASS=TP>open full screen</A>
, but I was wondering if we can fill the entire screen?
I was trying to modify the code-slider plugin so that it would scroll panels that were the size of the entire screen. (the demo on the jquery site has it moving panels that are rather small). So I thought all I had to do was take each div that sandwiches the panel (several are nested) and set their width in code to be the width of the monitor. It did not work.
So I simplified the code to show here. I just have the divs, and their css, and the code that sets them to the width of the screen.
Here's the entire code, css, and html (its not long):
We want the panel to extend the width of the page, and eventually also figure out how to make it extend the height of the page. Then we want to put a menu on top which will scroll from panel to panel, where each panel covers the entire page. The menu would have absolute positioning, so it would stay on top.
I have a three tier nested array, used to define a map for a javascript game, and can be edited within the web page. Is there a way I can generate a visible copy of this array that I can then c&p into a file? I think the best solution would be to write into a popup window (this popup would be purely for map development use, so I don't feel worried by popup blockers, as only myself would be seeing the popup). However, I have no idea how to:
a) create the string in a form that a html parser can display as ready-formatted javascript code
before starting to modify the script i juste want to know if it's gone work like this. I prefer to ask because i still know nothing about javascript even though i start to understand thing a little but here is the script for a div to be maximized! however i don't want the div to cover the whole screen in terms of height! indeed i want to leave 30px on the bottom! Code:
I have created a frameset which is my default page. I am using window.resizeto and window.move to size and position the window on the users screen, but I also need to disable the maximize button on the window.
I know this can be done when using the window.open function as one of it's parameter's, however, as this is my landing page, I need to do this on page load.
I want the div to start out completely minimized at 0% height and then when I click the button that calls the function it should increase the size to 100%, once it is maximized I want it to set the height back to 0% when the button is clicked again. Heres what I have so far. I can get it to minimize and maximize itself but I can't get the height set correctly.
<SCRIPT language="javascript"> var y = 100; var q = 5; var f = 0;
How can I capture the maximize and minimize of a browser? It is possible to capture this events? I'm searching the web and I didn't found any results. I want to be know if the user maximize/minimize the browser ?
in IE, my page gets buggy when the user resizes the window. ive fixed it for when the user clicks and drags the corner of IE, but it is still buggy when the user maximizes the window. i know i can fix this as well if i can just learn to detect the difference on the onresize event between maximizing and all other ways the user can resize it.
Code... Check out this picture.. i want to make one of my lists to be shown in this way..
whenever you click the '+' sign, the products under the main products will be displayed, and when you click the '-' sign, the products under the main products will be hidden.
I have 2 monitors from a different size. It is important in my application that I get the screen size of the monitor where the webbrowser is located. When I try to get the screen size (window.screen.height + window.screen.width) only IE gives me always the screen size of the main monitor where my taskbar (windows7) is located, instead of the screen size of the secondary screen where the webbrowser is located.
I have a div that has a negative top margin and a negative right margin. The right margin is because I want to have the div slide onto the page from the right. The top margin is because without it my page height is the height of the visible elements plus the height of the off-screen div.On a button click, I move the div down and then animate it onto the screen from the right. On button click again, I animate the div to the right, off the screen, and then move it up. I also toggle its width & padding so it will appear to grow/shrink as it moves on/off screen. At least that's what I am trying to do. The animation onto the screen looks good, but going off the screen, it appears to happen intantaneously, instead of animatedDoes anyone know how I can fix this?
$(".addPanels").live("click", function(){//now and in the future, show the add panels menu var thisAddPanelsMenu = $(this).parent().prev(".addPanelsMenu");//get the addPanelsMenu if(thisAddPanelsMenu.length) {//if the addPanelsMenu exists
I have created a ticket system where users can submit their problem. After several month of experience it appears that offering a zone to paste a screen shot will be ideal. Is there anyway to acheive this without pasting to a word doc, and upload it?
There must be an apostrophe or some other little javascript nuisance that I'm still including in this script, but whenever I try it out, nothing shows..it is supposed to randomly display some text and a link Code:
im building a web application in asp.net. i was wondering if there is a way to set the screen size automatically on the clients monitor to 1024*768 when they enter the application and return it to its original size on exiting the application.
I"m looking for a cross-browser (Firefox 1+, IE 6+, Safari whatever+) to calculate the width of the viewable browser area. Note that this is different than the screen width, which would always stay the same value, even if you started resizing your browser.
