Radwindow versus browser-window

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  1. Flippie
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    Jan 2008

    Posted 08 Apr 2009 Link to this post

    I have noticed in the example of the Radwindow versus the browser-popup that the browser-popup fills the entire screen when maximized. but the Radwindow does not. how would one achieve the same functionallity but with the Radwindow.
  3. Georgi Tunev
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    Posted 09 Apr 2009 Link to this post

    Hello Flippie,

    Note that RadWindow is created and exist only in the context of the browser's page where it is created. That is why you cannot have only the RadWindow visible on the page - the browser will be visible as well.


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  5. Ivan Ruiz
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    Posted 12 Apr 2009 Link to this post

    Hi, Georgi Tunev

    Acording to your las comment on this tread, 

    What should you I do if i need to maintain all open RadWindows after a PostBack on a page.? Is this possible with RadWidnow ?

    I have a page that is performing a server action every 30 seconds and if I open several RadWindows after the postback i am losing my RadWindows created previuos to the postback.

    Please any comment or suggestion on how to maintain opened RadWindows will be very helpfull for me.

    Thanks in advanced

    Regards
    Ivan Ruiz

  7. Georgi Tunev
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    Posted 13 Apr 2009 Link to this post

    Hi Ivan,

    Currently RadWindow does not support such functionality out of the box. What I could suggest is to open the windows from the server (VisibleOnPageLoad=true) and to use the client-side API to store the other needed information (resized dimensions, position, etc.) in the session between the postbacks.



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