--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, Jack @ Zingit [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If you dont wnat any of your generate code to be affected then using
a separate html page is wise. In the use a Javascriot function like
script
function open(){
window.open(index.template.html,);
}
/script
body
Allan:
You are right it does not affect coding, at this time, but I wanted
to be able to know the screen real estate that was available.
In the near future, it will be needed, so I was asking for help now.
Yes I would like an example, if you would be so kind.
I appreciate everyone's
I think that you should just keep inside the regular template until you're
further along in the process. Opening a window without the title and menu is
not something which should affect the coding, and your designer shouldn't
need the actual window to design a window with next to no chrome on it.
I think you need to use another html page and in that you need to
have a javascript function and call the window.open pointing to the
html embeded with the flex.
You can modify all the properties of a window using the window.open.
Call the window.open in the onload function of the body tag of
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