On 03/03/2010 06:30 PM, Robert Hanson wrote: > Here's an idea: You can set a resizeCallback that will let you know that the > applet was resized. (It returns the new width and height as second and third > parameters, respectively.) Then you could compare that with your CSS > settings and from that, I think, determine if the applet was resized by > zooming or not. Then resize the applet to your specifications. Be careful > not to get into an endless loop! > > Perhaps? > Thanks, Bob. It sounds good. But there still remains a problem: How to resize the applet without using the CSS property? As far as I remember it was the only reliable way I found that worked in all browsers tested. I could calculate a scaling factor but this will presumably end up in rounding problems (e.g.: 599x599 instead of 600x600).
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