I did have fun doing that before - the idea was that we trigger a fullscreen webkit for staff to fill in their timesheet, if they have not done so recently..
http://git.roojs.org/?p=gitlive;a=blob;f=Browser/main.js I think the trick is to resize, before you fullscreen. eg. resize() show_all() fullscreen() ... then unfullscreen() Only snag was that the intent was to have this running all the time, and on some test it ate memory - testing today does not seem to bad.. I might see if I can go back to that idea. Regards Alan -- On 19/Mar/2013, Rich Lott wrote: > Hi. > > I have GJS app that uses a webkit webview. When I fullscreen the app the > webview scales up nicely, but when I unfullscreen, the window remains the > fullscreen size(!). > > I'm trying all these... > > this._window.unfullscreen(); this._window.set_size_request(900,600); > this._window.resize(900,600); this._window.resize_children(); > > but still the webview (I assume) is forcing the too-big size. > > Nb. this is a really simple app and the webview is the only thing inside the > window. > > Thanks, > Rich _______________________________________________ javascript-list mailing list javascript-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/javascript-list
