What I'm after--but I don't think it's possible--is a way to build a JavaScript-powered button which, when clicked, makes the browser go fullscreen-no-browser-chrome. While the main interactive content remained a DHTML app. I thought it might be possible to use Flash's fullscreen capabilities, but I realize now it isn't, for the reason you give. It's a pity it isn't possible to go fullscreen-no-browser-chrome even if the user wants to by clicking such a button (which doesn't exist).

Thanks, Michael, for your help and your comment on Slidvid. Here's an article I wrote about Slidvid: http://netartery.vispo.com/?p=789

ja
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Hi Jim...

That's really impressive. Very nice work. If I'm understanding your question correctly, you're asking if you can silently trigger Flash to go full screen. The problem is that when you go full screen with Flash, the only thing full screen is the Flash stage, not the browser. For the browser to go full screen that's F11 on the keyboard. Hope I'm answering that correctly for you.

- Michael M.

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Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2011 2:58 PM
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Subject: [Flashcoders] Flash fullscreen in a JavaScript app?

Hi,

I've developed a JavaScript slideshow at http://vispo.com/nio/pens/slideshow

I want a fullscreen button in it. No browser chrome whatsoever. None.

As you probably know, this is fully supported in Flash but not in
JavaScript. Which is a real annoyance. There's the fullscreen='yes' thing as
a parameter in window.open, but this still results in some browser chrome.

Is it possible to insert a little Flash app in the HTML which, when clicked, causes the slideshow to go fullscreen while also permitting the user to use
the JavaScript controls? Normally what would happen, I realize, is it goes
fullscreen and you have a fullscreen that has nothing on it but the
fullscreen button. Which of course is not what I'm after.

ja
http://vispo.com

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