How can I resize the window of the debug player at any time with AS3 code?
I only want to resize the window, not my content or resolution.
I know I can do it by clicking and dragging the border but I would like to be able to adjust the size of the players window by using code. I can not find anything about this anywhere.
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So chrome doesn't scale bellow 500px on x axis.
Is there a solution ? How will i go about developing responsive design now?
Switching into chrome development mode is a hassle and a waste of time. Just moving the side of the window with pixels showing would be the best.
copy and paste
javascript:(function(){window.open(document.URL, '','width=320,height=480');})();
into the console window of the developer window and it will open the page you are viewing in a new window sized to 320x480, it can then be scaled up and down from there, it still has a minimum but it will be far below 500px. I know you said that its a pain to open the window, but you'll only have to do it once and not leave it open for the duration of development.
duplicate of Browser doesn't scale below 400px?
vscode to the right, browser window to the left, press f12, booommmm, you can resize to any size now :D
I am using Capybara with chrome and I want to resize the window to a specific resolution, in my case 1920*1080.
For this I am using the resize_to function with the parameters above.
But the Window is rather maximized, than the expected resolution is reached. Maybe it is a problem with me working on a mac?
But what can I do, that i always have the proper resolution, and not just a maximized Window?
You can't set the resolution to higher than your screen resolution.
I'm developing a flash player and I have a problem with full screen mode because when I make full screen all other elements grow larger. Any idea on fixing this problem?
Check this manual. If you attempt to set stage.scaleMode=StageScaleMode.NO_SCALE and then request its width&height, you can then adjust your player contents to fit into the provided dimensions with proper internal scaling. This will let you control which elements are enlarged, and which will retain their size.
I have a flash video that is playing in full screen and I want to be able to put an HTML overlay on top of it (with images, links, background, etc.).
I kind of want to do something like this: http://i.imgur.com/LP2cD.jpg
How would I go on doing this?
I don't think it is possible to put image overlay in full screen. http://bit.ly/UuD21S
You can do text though.
You cannot put HTML div over third party flash element, because full screen flash is not swf container stretched to the full screen, but completely new window. If you got multi monitor setup and switch to full screen flash movie, then i.e. on Windows you will new window on you taskbar with Flash icon. So the only way to have something over Flash player is to change the flash player.
You cant do this when the flash player is full screen out side of the browser:
check this link out
" http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/dhtml/article.php/3470521/So-You-Want-A-FullScreen-Browser-Huh.htm#click"
this would be the closest way to go, but it still will be in a window:
So use CSS with HTML to set the flash SWF to the background: try using z-indexValue in CSS when placing your flash div
let us know how you go
With the command GraphicsEnvironment.getLocalGraphicsEnvironment().getDefaultScreenDevice();
I can get the screen size, but I don't know how to set this size in my frame.
I want to configure my frame to always be adjusted in the screen, regardless of screen size.
I'm not sure exactly what you want - fullscreen mode or just to maximize the JFrame.
Fullscreen exclusive mode is used for things like games or kiosk displays - your app is the only thing visible and able to be interacted with. Here's a link to some fullscreen exclusive mode documentation and tutorials.
On the other hand, if you just want to maximize the JFrame this means that you still want the regular old "window inside the desktop" experience, just that the window is maximized to take up all the available desktop space. In this case, you would just call the setExtendedState(JFrame.MAXIMIZED_BOTH) on your JFrame right after you set it visible.