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Yes, thats how we open it at present. But the dialog can be opened from customers code which has 800x600 hard coded.<br />
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I will give window.dialogHeight &nbsp;and window.dialogWidth a quick try.. thanks<br />

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Yes, thats how we open it at present. But the dialog can be opened from customers code which has 800x600 hard coded.

I will give window.dialogHeight  and window.dialogWidth a quick try.. thanks


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Cool works a treat<br />
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Thank you
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Can a html (asp) page opened using showModalDialog resize its own window ?<br />
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We have a dialog box page which is called from many different places at a standard 800x600 px. Now we want it to be a bit bigger, but the calling size could be different at different customer sites. We want to force its size to be what it needs to be wherever it was called from.<br />
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I've always thought it daft that its the caller that determines the dialog window size, in vb for example its always the dialog box that determines its own size.
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Can a html (asp) page opened using showModalDialog resize its own window ?

We have a dialog box page which is called from many different places at a standard 800x600 px. Now we want it to be a bit bigger, but the calling size could be different at different customer sites. We want to force its size to be what it needs to be wherever it was called from.

I've always thought it daft that its the caller that determines the dialog window size, in vb for example its always the dialog box that determines its own size.

Resizing a showModalDialog from within

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