Hi Zlatko,
thanks for the answer und the sample. I will play a little with this
solution.
Best wishes
Jürgen
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Jürgen,
That's exactly what I've said: you cannot have multiple windows without
having multiple apps. Basic tech is not angular-specific: window.open,
window.postMessage, window.opener, window.addEventListener('message', ...).
Those are all parts of the regular JavaScript API.
So, basically,
Hi Zlatko,
I did not understand why you said it is not Angular specific. I wrote an
Angular app witch contains several Angular (View) components and this Views
I need to show on several monitors. So everything is inside Angular, shure
I could open another window but that is not I want, I want
For what it's worth, this sounds like a viable scenario in controlled
environment. Nothing to do with Angular specifically, though.
You mention accident reports and a map of them. I assume this means this will
be running by trained operators who know how to follow instructions, or maybe
public
Hi Jurgen,
I answered this question long ago for Angular 1. The same answer still
applies to current Angular.
For a large part, this is out of our control. But you can open new
"windows", and there is some level of control on placement. However, the
browser is still in charge, and if the user
