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Subject: RE: FLASH: Fullscreen on Web
From: Eric Dunham
Date: Fri, 12 May 2000 14:30:12 +0100

Actually, JavaScript does not require semicolons for most statements. Go
ahead, try it, it'll work. But back to the question at hand... The syntax
for the open() method is basically window.open(url,name,attributes); so for
you the statement would be newwin=window.open("","","toolbar,scrollbars");
So the URL is in the first set of quotes, the window name is in the second
set of quotes and all the window attributes are in the third set of quotes,
separated by commas (and also without spaces... some browsers get mad if
there are spaces in the window attributes).

HTH,

Eric Dunham

<snip>
Hi folks. Wondering how to modify the below script to make the browser
window include the "toolbar". i can't quite remember what the code is for
it. any help is appreciated.

<body BGCOLOR="#419c6c"
ONLOAD="winopen()" value="Open window">
<script>
<!--
function winopen(){
var targeturl="http://www.designabyte.com/braintank/fullscreen.html"
newwin=window.open("","toolbar","scrollbars")
if (document.all){
newwin.moveTo(0,0)
newwin.resizeTo(screen.width,screen.height)
}
newwin.location=targeturl
window.location.href = "empty.html"
}
//-->
</script>
</snip>


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