on 07-26-2011 9:25 AM
Hi,
My issue:
A popup contains data larger that the screen size, it therefore maximizes itself, meaning that it sets its WIDTH to 100%. But this is most unfortunate as WD does not recognise its own scrollbar as the end of the available screen and now the close button (cross) of the popup is beneath the scrollbar!
When doing a "true" maximize by clicking on the button left to the "closing cross", it recognizes scrollbars and stays visible in total.
My question:
How can I programmatically access the maximize/fullscreen function? Interface IF_WD_WINDOW does not provide a corresponding method as far as I can see...
Already tried:
...please no "put width and height to 100%" as I already stated that this is not what I want...
Also setting width to 95% or the likes does not work, as the popup automatically sets 100% on refresh if there are to large contents.
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I would appreciate your help on this!!
Kind Regards,
Robert
Robert,
From EHP2 version onwards, you can programmatically change the size of pop window. What version are you are using?
If you are using older then EHP2, then close this thread, i hope you dnt find solution for ur version.
Regards
Srinivas
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Please guys, only reply if you have the time to read the question first!
Please no more "use SET_WINDOW_SIZE" answers!
...unless you can tell me how to do a true maximization with that.
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