Re: Using window.open(), Chrome and extensions in GWT project..
I can only PARTLY answer my own question: in a Chrome window opened
via open.window() you can right-click on the title bar and select
open in tab. this returns the window to traditional form and exposes
the extensions bar. This is an extra step and we'd still love to see
if extensions bar can be made visible by default from window.open().
On Oct 4, 3:52 pm, Ben ben.falc...@gmail.com wrote:
As a part of a larger GWT project we have some native JavaScript in
which we use window.open to create a new Chrome instance. So far so
good. But we have some Chrome extensions (e.g., a screenshot extension
- 'Awesome Screenshot', or 'Screen capture (by Google)') that we want
available to this new window. Is is possible to show the extensions
bar in the new.window ?? Is there any other hooks so we can make use
of the screen-capture capabilities from the new window? (Yes, I
realize that on WinXP/Win7 one could use system utils like
SnippingTool or alt-printScrn).
Thanks.
Example window.open():
body
ullia href= onclick=window.open('http://www.google.com',
'mywindow', 'width=700, height=700, scrollbars=no, resizable=no,
toolbar=no, menubar=no, location=no'); return false;Pop out a new
Chrome window (can i make the extensions-bar visible too??)/a/li/
ul
/body
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Re: Using window.open(), Chrome and extensions in GWT project..
Adding another question to this: How can i get the handler for this opened
window?
Javascript's window.open() returns a reference to opened window.
However, GWT's Window.open() doesn't, so you'll have to use JSNI here
On Wed, Oct 5, 2011 at 11:10 AM, Ben ben.falc...@gmail.com wrote:
I can only PARTLY answer my own question: in a Chrome window opened
via open.window() you can right-click on the title bar and select
open in tab. this returns the window to traditional form and exposes
the extensions bar. This is an extra step and we'd still love to see
if extensions bar can be made visible by default from window.open().
On Oct 4, 3:52 pm, Ben ben.falc...@gmail.com wrote:
As a part of a larger GWT project we have some native JavaScript in
which we use window.open to create a new Chrome instance. So far so
good. But we have some Chrome extensions (e.g., a screenshot extension
- 'Awesome Screenshot', or 'Screen capture (by Google)') that we want
available to this new window. Is is possible to show the extensions
bar in the new.window ?? Is there any other hooks so we can make use
of the screen-capture capabilities from the new window? (Yes, I
realize that on WinXP/Win7 one could use system utils like
SnippingTool or alt-printScrn).
Thanks.
Example window.open():
body
ullia href= onclick=window.open('http://www.google.com',
'mywindow', 'width=700, height=700, scrollbars=no, resizable=no,
toolbar=no, menubar=no, location=no'); return false;Pop out a new
Chrome window (can i make the extensions-bar visible too??)/a/li/
ul
/body
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Using window.open(), Chrome and extensions in GWT project..
As a part of a larger GWT project we have some native JavaScript in
which we use window.open to create a new Chrome instance. So far so
good. But we have some Chrome extensions (e.g., a screenshot extension
- 'Awesome Screenshot', or 'Screen capture (by Google)') that we want
available to this new window. Is is possible to show the extensions
bar in the new.window ?? Is there any other hooks so we can make use
of the screen-capture capabilities from the new window? (Yes, I
realize that on WinXP/Win7 one could use system utils like
SnippingTool or alt-printScrn).
Thanks.
Example window.open():
body
ullia href= onclick=window.open('http://www.google.com',
'mywindow', 'width=700, height=700, scrollbars=no, resizable=no,
toolbar=no, menubar=no, location=no'); return false;Pop out a new
Chrome window (can i make the extensions-bar visible too??)/a/li/
ul
/body
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Re: Using window.open(), Chrome and extensions in GWT project..
Adding another question to this: How can i get the handler for this opened
window?
2011/10/4 Ben ben.falc...@gmail.com
As a part of a larger GWT project we have some native JavaScript in
which we use window.open to create a new Chrome instance. So far so
good. But we have some Chrome extensions (e.g., a screenshot extension
- 'Awesome Screenshot', or 'Screen capture (by Google)') that we want
available to this new window. Is is possible to show the extensions
bar in the new.window ?? Is there any other hooks so we can make use
of the screen-capture capabilities from the new window? (Yes, I
realize that on WinXP/Win7 one could use system utils like
SnippingTool or alt-printScrn).
Thanks.
Example window.open():
body
ullia href= onclick=window.open('http://www.google.com',
'mywindow', 'width=700, height=700, scrollbars=no, resizable=no,
toolbar=no, menubar=no, location=no'); return false;Pop out a new
Chrome window (can i make the extensions-bar visible too??)/a/li/
ul
/body
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