Yes, worldofsolitaire.com seems to handle the problems I'm
encountering, no ugly wrong layout and no need to refresh. But I
couldn't find a clue how this page was created... (doesn't look like
GWT, does it? No obfuscated javascript...)
I have firebug installed, and the way the cards are handled
So you're suggesting, I should have every image ready for every
possible resolution? It is just that I have a lot of images, it would
be really nice to keep all the values in percentage inside of my app
and scale whatever I need accordingly. At least I would consider that
more elegant, it's a
Hmm, I guess I was stupid, I should just use a service to dynamically
create images of the right size on the server-side and flush them to
the client, then I have variable resizing and can use 100% size in the
browser, right? (sorry, I'm not too experienced in programming web-
apps)
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You
I think you are making thins too complicated. What are you doing with
so many images? Browsers can do client-side scaling of images for you
if you use the img tag (background image scaling is coming in
CSS3). It seems like you are a thick client developer and don't have
much experience with web
This one app is a card game, with approx. some hundred cards when
fully designed. So each card has a small image shown in the UI
(dragable, if possible 2 rows a 5 small cards independent of the
resolution) and on click shows a popup with the full image including
card description. Furthermore 5
What you are describing is very similar to worldofsolitaire.com. I
suggest that you play around with it for a bit and use firebug to
inspect how he does things in html. I believe he is using just one
image for each card and letting the browser scale it. This way you
only need one image for each
Hello,
I'm a little confused, I tried to create a variable UI, meaning
titlebar with shall be adjusted to the browser window size, and
various graphics to be scaled, fitting any resolution. (I use stuff
like Window.getClientWidth() and image.setWidth(int))
But now, when I first open the page
be avoided at all costs and can cause major
performance problems, this is one of the main drawbacks to GXT and
SmartGWT IMO.
On Sep 8, 10:17 am, pete bobobo...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I'm a little confused, I tried to create a variable UI, meaning
titlebar with shall be adjusted to the browser
