Hi All,
i'm creating a portal for client using IE7 ONLY (MS shop). I want to lay out the portal areas using RadWindows. The portal will use BOTH monitors for the layout. I want to be able to maximize the RadWindows on the second screen without it spilling onto the first screen. I see I have two approaches:
1) create ONE browser screen with all items or
2) create two browser screens with items (one for each monitor)
Approach one is preferred, but when i maximize one of the RadWindows, it fills BOTH monitors since that is the browser size
Aproach two handles the maximize feature correctly, but then i have to figure out how to pass communication between the browsers...
Is there an easy way to limit a Radwindow maximize to a parent container (panel, etc), or else how do I go about limiting the maximize to a specific size?
ALL help is appreciated!!!
thanks all!!
wardeaux
i'm creating a portal for client using IE7 ONLY (MS shop). I want to lay out the portal areas using RadWindows. The portal will use BOTH monitors for the layout. I want to be able to maximize the RadWindows on the second screen without it spilling onto the first screen. I see I have two approaches:
1) create ONE browser screen with all items or
2) create two browser screens with items (one for each monitor)
Approach one is preferred, but when i maximize one of the RadWindows, it fills BOTH monitors since that is the browser size
Aproach two handles the maximize feature correctly, but then i have to figure out how to pass communication between the browsers...
Is there an easy way to limit a Radwindow maximize to a parent container (panel, etc), or else how do I go about limiting the maximize to a specific size?
ALL help is appreciated!!!
thanks all!!
wardeaux
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Hi Wardeaux,
Yes, this is possible - you can use the RestrictionZoneID property for limiting the window in a certain container.
Best wishes,
Georgi Tunev
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Yes, this is possible - you can use the RestrictionZoneID property for limiting the window in a certain container.
Best wishes,
Georgi Tunev
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Baatezu
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answered on 01 Jul 2008, 10:33 AM
I'm weak in the javascript area, so I'm not sure how it would be done in that; But here's the idea I came up with (haven't tried) that might be an approach worth trying:
Use the onclientcommand event and watch for when
is "Maximize".
See http://www.telerik.com/demos/aspnet/prometheus/Window/Examples/ClientSideEvents/DefaultCS.aspx for an example of this happening.
When this is detected, use javascript to set the window size to the screen size.
I don't know how dual monitor and javascript work for getting screen/browser dimensions.
I'd start with the OnClientCommand event and work from within that to control the maximum size of the radWindow.
Use the onclientcommand event and watch for when
eventArgs.get_commandName()is "Maximize".
See http://www.telerik.com/demos/aspnet/prometheus/Window/Examples/ClientSideEvents/DefaultCS.aspx for an example of this happening.
When this is detected, use javascript to set the window size to the screen size.
I don't know how dual monitor and javascript work for getting screen/browser dimensions.
I'd start with the OnClientCommand event and work from within that to control the maximum size of the radWindow.
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Wardeaux
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answered on 01 Jul 2008, 12:57 PM
Baatezu, thank you for the reply... I will keep that solution in mind. : )
Georgi, thank you for the response, that should do the trick... somehow I missed that there is a whole demo showing this feature... thanks for pointing me in the right direction! : D
wardeaux
Georgi, thank you for the response, that should do the trick... somehow I missed that there is a whole demo showing this feature... thanks for pointing me in the right direction! : D
wardeaux