Actually the Laszlo Systems home page shows that behavior. There are
scroll bars inside the application, and once you reach the minimum app
size the scrollbars will show.
I build that app, but the approach we took there was not to make the
canvas larger, but to place a view inside the canvas which is larger
than the canvas - with a minimum width and height. You can use that
approach as work-around for now.
- Raju
On Jun 21, 2009, at 5:30 PM, Max Carlson wrote:
This is something we'd love to do, but we haven't implemented the
feature yet. See http://jira.openlaszlo.org/jira/browse/LPP-6535 -
and vote it up!
If you were to write a DHTML application and change the CSS in the
default HTML wrapper to allow page overflow, you'd get what you
want. It's trickier to do this in flash, because the plugin's size
needs to change.
Chen Ding wrote:
Hi There, My application may increase its height. I like the canvas
to adapt to my application's height. Below is a very simple
application. Initially, the canvas height is the height of my
browser. Since the view is only 500 pixels, it is ok initially. But
if we press the button to increase the view size to 2000 pixels,
the canvas won't increase its size accordingly. I tried to change
canvas height but it won't work. I am wondering whether there is a
way to make canvas adaptive to the size of the application.
The second question is, if the canvas can be made adaptive to its
application size, if I wrap the application into an HTML, will it
still work?
Thanks!
Chen Ding
1 <canvas height="2000">
2 <view name="the_view" x="600" width="500" height="500"
bgcolor="blue"/>
3 4 <button x="100" y="0" text="Increase">
5 <handler name="onclick">
6 the_view.setAttribute("height", "2000");
7 </handler>
8 </button>
9 </canvas>
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Regards,
Max Carlson
OpenLaszlo.org
