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Annoyingly onResize also occurs when the page gets loaded, so if you want a
"real onResize" you need to compare the initial width and height with the
al
> Strider
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> It throws an onResize event.
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It throws an onResize event.
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Subject: RE: [Dynapi-Help] width of browser window
Michael, thanks for the tip...works as
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Subject: Re: [Dynapi-Help] width of browser window
just use the getWidth() method of the dyndocument that you have added the
layer to.
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> Newbie question: If I want to create a layer called "menubar" that is the
> width o
There is also a JS value called screen.width if you want the screen width
and not the window
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just use the getWidth() method of the dyndocument that you have added the
layer to.
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> Newbie question: If I want to create a layer called "menubar" that is the
> width of the frame that it is currently in. Since i do not know the width
> before hand because
Hi all,
Newbie question: If I want to create a layer called "menubar" that is the
width of the frame that it is currently in. Since i do not know the width
before hand because the user can resize it, what do I pass to:
menubar = new DynLayer();
menubar.setSize(,25)
