Hi,
I'm currently having JavaScript issues with Chrome not returning
consistent values for the inner dimensions of a popup window,
depending on how the page is loaded.
To explain further, I'm opening a new popup using window.open and then
in the onload of the body I have the following JavaScript:
window.moveTo(0,0);
window.resizeTo(screen.availWidth, screen.availHeight);
var innerWinHeight = window.innerHeight + 0;
var innerWinWidth = window.innerWidth + 0;
alert(innerWinWidth+':'+innerWinHeight);
When the popup window initially loads, I'm getting "900:700" alerted.
If I refresh the popup window by pressing F5, I get "1264:708" alerted
(this is for a screen resolution of 1280x800).
I've tried using document.body.clientWidth/clientHeight and
document.documentElement.clientWidth/clientHeight as well, in place of
window.innerWidth/innerHeight, to no avail, I get the same values and
the same discrepancy in values, between when the popup window
initially loads and when I reload the popup window using F5.
Anyone have any idea why this is so and what could be done to fix it,
if anything?
Cheers for any help.
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