DanielWachy
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Something like fscommand("fullscreen", true); that works on the web?
Im trying to g fullscreen when the user presses a button. when I use this on my computer:
fscommand("fullscreen", true);
It works, but once it is online it doesnt. Is there a way to have a fullscreen flash movie on the web? (without the menubar, rollbars, taskbar etc) ?
Ive looked everywhere.
fscommand("fullscreen", true);
It works, but once it is online it doesnt. Is there a way to have a fullscreen flash movie on the web? (without the menubar, rollbars, taskbar etc) ?
Ive looked everywhere.
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I see what you did here. At first I was very excited but basically, this way you are still depending on a javascript function for the fullscreen. right ? and thats the main problem. There doesnt seem to be a way in java to get the current screen go to fullscreen.
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You'll have to get fscommand to tell JavaScript to do it for you. In the webpage code, add a javascript function:
<swfDocumentName>_DoFSComm
if (command == "fullscreen") {
if (args == "true") {
// Do javascript fullscreen command here (I'm not sure what it is)
}
else {
// Un-fullscreen
}
}
}
Where <swfDocumentName> is the name of the .swf file you're embedding into the page. (eg. thingy.swf -> thingy_DoFSCommand())
This function will now listen for any fscommand calls you send to it by thingy.swf.
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