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Larsi
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Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2004 3:41 pm    Post subject: Exit fullscreen without double click Reply with quote

Hi!
My web page with a embedded media player is shown on terminals that don't have a keyboard or mouse. It just have touch screens. Problem is that double cliking is hard to do for the people using the terminal. Buttons that is availibel from uiMode is to complicated so I will use only uiMode="none".

Question1:
How to exit fullscreen mode with only a single click?

Question2:
How to include a "Exit Fullscreen" button when in fullscreen mode?

Thanks, for help on one or two of the questions.

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Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2004 8:11 pm    Post subject: Re: Exit fullscreen without double click Reply with quote

On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 04:41:01 -0700, "Larsi"
<Larsi@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Quote:
Hi!
My web page with a embedded media player is shown on terminals that don't have a keyboard or mouse. It just have touch screens. Problem is that double cliking is hard to do for the people using the terminal. Buttons that is availibel from uiMode is to complicated so I will use only uiMode="none".

Question1:
How to exit fullscreen mode with only a single click?

Make the browser resize to maximum screen space. Set the width and
height of the embedded player to 100% (or just under 100% height).

Then provide some screen area which you can use a button to minimise
the browser window, and maybe some javascript to resize the browser
window.

Quote:
Question2:
How to include a "Exit Fullscreen" button when in fullscreen mode?

??? How can you include UI buttons when the player is fullscreen and
covering your UI areas !

>Thanks, for help on one or two of the questions.
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