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anyone know a bit of javascript that could help me here:
I've got a html page on which I need to have a button to open another page with my .swf on it, trouble is the movie is 800x600 and I've been asked to make it work on 640x480 aswell. How do I detect screen size? I'd really like to have a pop-up window with no browser buttons.menus, just a plain window.
I'm not a coder so be gentle, I appreciate that this is not really a flash problem, but...
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Hi sickmindz,
Look at this script and see if it helps you.
<html>
<head>
<title>PopUp ;o)</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<script>
var Resul = (screen.width);
var PopUpX800 = (screen.width/2)-365;
var PopUpY800 = (screen.height/2)-215;
var PopUpX640 = (screen.width/2)-290;
var PopUpY640 = (screen.height/2)-160;
var pos800 = "left="+PopUpX800+",top="+PopUpY800;
var pos640 = "left="+PopUpX640+",top="+PopUpY640;
function PopUP(){
if (Resul >= 800){
window.open("index800.htm","PopUp","resible=no,wid th=729,height=430,"+pos800)
}
if (Resul <= 640){
window.open("index600.htm","PopUP","resible=no,wid th=580,height=320,"+pos640)
}
}
</script>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" onload="PopUP()">
</body>
</html>
See you!!
Fernando Boniotti
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Fernando thanks!
how would i put this if the popup was to be triggered by a button, as I need the user to 'enter' if they have flash?
thanks again
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