Post a link to the page after it's been uploaded somewhere.
Solving a problem like this by forcing the browser viewport to maximize
is
like solving a headache with a 45 caliber bullet....
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Murray
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MVP FrontPage
Understan perfectly. But I have a problem with a top frame menubar
disappearing. i tried to absolute position it, but it didn't work.
Anyone
that can help? I will email the code and needed content if so
requested.
:
IMHO
Unless you are running a PC based Kiosk
Design your web to adjust to the Users settings
- don't force a users browser to change size to suit your design
(it is their choice what browser size they want)
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"Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-;
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|I have a similar question. I wish toopen my web site in a maximized
state
| from the start. Can you help please.
|
|
| "Murray" wrote:
|
| > It does - what I'm more concerned about is having the Mac
dynamically
resize
| > the page based on the image's size. That has been problematic in
the
past -
| > something about how the Mac manages images or something....
| >
| > --
| > Murray
| > --------------
| > MVP FrontPage
| >
| >
| > | > > Hi Murray,
| > > As Trevor mentioned this is just something I've been playing
with
because
| > > I think it's possible to point a script at a folder full of
images
and
| > > create the links "on the fly."
| > >
| > > That said. I've not tried it on a Mac. But, if a Mac supports
JavaScript
| > > that's been around since the days of Mosaic, it "should work."
| > >
| > >
| > > --
| > > Steve Easton
| > > Microsoft MVP FrontPage
| > > 95isalive
| > > This site is best viewed............
| > > .......................with a computer
| > >
| > >
| > >
| > > | > >> Trevor - have you or Steve tried this on Macs?
| > >>
| > >> --
| > >> Murray
| > >> --------------
| > >> MVP FrontPage
| > >>
| > >>
| > >> | > >>> MarcParnes wrote:
| > >>>> Hi,
| > >>>> I have a thumbnail that opens a smallish picture in a new
browser
| > >>>> window. I'd like to control the size of the new window so its
about
| > >>>> the same size as the picture. Now it opens up a fullscreen
window
| > >>>> which dwarfs the picture. I've seen other sites that do that
but
I
| > >>>> can't figure out how to do it in FP. Can someone help please?
| > >>>>
| > >>>> Thanks,
| > >>>> Marc
| > >>>
| > >>> Marc,
| > >>> FP won't do it by itself, but Steve Easton (MVP) and I have
been
having
| > >>> a discussion over many threads about a script that will do it.
| > >>>
| > >>> Steve's script is below, with one small change (only he will
know
what
| > >>> it is).
| > >>> Go to Code or HTML view and paste it between <head> and
</head>:
| > >>> // =============== Script to paste ================
| > >>> <script type="text/javascript">
| > >>> var img , imageToLoad , sVarA , sVarRS
| > >>> var newwindow , newdocument , sToPass
| > >>> function newWindow(img)
| > >>> {
| > >>> imageToLoad = new Image()
| > >>> new function testit()
| > >>> {
| > >>> imageToLoad.src = (img)
| > >>> // we need a little pause while the script gets the image
since the
| > >>> image is on the server,
| > >>> // or the browser will open the window and write the script
before
| > >>> the image is cached,
| > >>> // which causes the script to write zeros for the resizeto
| > >>> dimensions.
| > >>> setTimeout(loadit,1000)
| > >>> //--- Internal function ---
| > >>> function loadit()
| > >>> {
| > >>> sVarA = ("left=20px" + ",top=20px" + ",width=" +
imageToLoad.width
| > >>> + ",height=" + imageToLoad.height)
| > >>> sVarRS = 'onload="resizeTo(' + imageToLoad.width + ',' +
| > >>> imageToLoad.height + ')"'
| > >>>
| > >>> sToPass='<html><head>\n'
| > >>> + '<style type="text/css"> body{
background-repeat:
| > >>> no-repeat; }</style>\n'
| > >>> + '<title>' + img + '</title>\n'
| > >>> + '</head>\n'
| > >>> + '<body ' + sVarRS + ' background=' + img + '>\n'
| > >>> + '</body></html>'
| > >>> //check to see if we have the dimensions and if not, go
back
and
| > >>> wait another 1 second
| > >>> if ( imageToLoad.width == 0 ){ testit() }
| > >>> else
| > >>> newwindow = window.open('','',sVarA)
| > >>> newdocument = newwindow.document
| > >>> newdocument.write(sToPass)
| > >>> newdocument.close()
| > >>> }
| > >>> //--- End loadit() ---
| > >>> }
| > >>> //--- End testit() ---
| > >>> }
| > >>> </script>
| > >>> // =============== End of Script ================
| > >>>
| > >>> Call it from HTML by
| > >>> <a href="#" onclick="newWindow('mypicture.jpg')">
| > >>> <img src="mypicture_t.jpg" alt=" ">My picture</a>
| > >>> Change:
| > >>> 'mypicture.jpg' to the name of your image
| > >>> "mypicture_t.jpg" to the name of your thumbnail image
| > >>> 'My picture' to your caption
| > >>>
| > >>> You can change the position of the page by left and top in
this
line
| > >>> sVarA = ("left=20px" + ",top=20px" + ",width=" +
imageToLoad.width
| > >>> + ",height=" + imageToLoad.height)
| > >>>
| > >>> I found it works quite nicely.
| > >>>
| > >>> Steve, hope you don't mind. I think the script is great.
| > >>> I have modified it myself (see my website) to place the
background
| > >>> image in a grey box, centered horizontally, with grey rounded
corners,
| > >>> but that's just an added bell (or is a whistle?) Marc, I can
send
| > >>> details of how to do this, but the rounded corners are a bit
tricky.
| > >>>
| > >>> --
| > >>> Cheers,
| > >>> Trevor L.
| > >>> Website:
http://tandcl.homemail.com.au
| > >>>
| > >>
| > >>
| > >
| > >
| >
| >
| >
