Re: [WSG] Flash 100% wide layout issues - resorting to javascript - eek!

2005-08-09 Thread Rick Faaberg
On 8/9/05 3:00 AM Brendan Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent this
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 I've come crawling back with some issues. I never seem to be much help to
 anyone else - I hope someone can help me here.

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Re: [WSG] Flash 100% wide layout issues - resorting to javascript - eek!

2005-08-09 Thread Nick Gleitzman

Roger that. I gave up after Hi all'. Plain text, please, people?!

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On 9 Aug 2005, at 8:05 PM, Rick Faaberg wrote:

On 8/9/05 3:00 AM Brendan Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent 
this

out:

I've come crawling back with some issues. I never seem to be much 
help to

anyone else - I hope someone can help me here.


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Re: [WSG] Flash 100% wide layout issues - resorting to javascript - eek!

2005-08-09 Thread Mugur Padurean
Wow ... Nick , you got so far ...


Re: [WSG] Flash 100% wide layout issues - resorting to javascript - eek!

2005-08-09 Thread russ - maxdesign
Full post below for those that could not read it.

Rick has a valid point. The WSG guidelines say (amongst other things):
Try to use plain text email rather than HTML email where possible.
http://webstandardsgroup.org/mail/guidelines.cfm

Now, can someone help Brendan out of his 4 day rut?
Russ


 Hi all,
 
 I've come crawling back with some issues. I never seem to be much help to
 anyone else - I hope someone can help me here.
 
 I have a page that has a banner, a menu, a side (tree) menu, a flash image
 viewing app as the main content, a control pannel and a footer.
 
 My (unobtainable?) goal is to have the flash viewer take up all available
 height and width of the viewer window. The viewer is going to be used to view
 scanned/generated images of documents sent to the clients of our clients. The
 footer and tree menu are optional on some pages.
 
 I'm having issues with the layout in general - I seem to be so close in so
 many ways, and yet so freakin' far in others - it's so elusive!
 
 cue organ music I've faltered my brothers (and sisters) - I ran screaming
 back to my javascript skills - crying for a solution to my woes - help me be
 strong! I used some javascript to calculate the heights and widths and set
 some dimensions of the divs and flash.
 
 Before I faltered to javascript...
 
 Firefox tended to make the flash viewer stetch to 100% of the window, no
 matter what the actual size of it's container. In IE the width can seem fine,
 but then the viewer wants to be 100% of the browser window height, ignoring
 the height of it's container.
 
 I have my javascript stained version at
 https://demo.hpa.com.au/OLM/test/apps/ies/viewer_alpha1.htm
 This version is the closest to where I want to get to, however there are
 issues when you resize the browser, the float on the side tree menu and the
 width of the flash viewer makes the flash viewer slip below the tree.
 
 I don't want to use the javascript if I can help it.
 
 I need the flash viewer to be as large as possible (contractual agreement).
 
 I want to be xHTML transitional.
 
 Please get in touch, after 4 days of racking my head I just seem to be stuck
 in a rut.
 
 Thanks all.
 
 Brendan
 
 PS - Can't wait for the Jeff Veen workshop!
 

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Re: [WSG] Flash 100% wide layout issues - resorting to javascript - eek!

2005-08-09 Thread Martin Heiden
Brendan,

 cue organ music I've faltered my brothers (and sisters) - I ran
 screaming back to my javascript skills - crying for a solution to my
 woes - help me be strong! I used some javascript to calculate the
 heights and widths and set some dimensions of the divs and flash.

Have you tried to set some dimensions to the container of the flash:

#viewer {
width: 100%;
height: 40%;
}

#viewer object {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
}

You could also position the div absolutely:

body {
 height: 100%;
}

#viewer {
position: absolute;
left: 200px;
right: 0px;
top: 500px;
bottom: 40px;
}

#viewer object {
width: 100%;
height: 100%;
}

Martin.

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Re: [WSG] Flash 100% wide layout issues - resorting to javascript - eek!

2005-08-09 Thread David Laakso



My (unobtainable?) goal is to have the flash viewer take up all available
height and width of the viewer window. 
[..]

/ https://demo.hpa.com.au/OLM/test/apps/ies/viewer_alpha1.htm/

Brendan
   

My reply assumes I understand the problem(and I am not sure of that, or 
much else, for that matter).
I see a 2col layout with a max width set around 1150 to 1200 with a 
fixed width left column;
and the right column(viewer) set with a min-max width ( min-height). 
Use your favorite method to feed min-max to the evil one.

Regards,
David Laakso

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