Hi I am currently working on a flash website but i have a little problem. Here
is the link to the website :
http://www.habouryentertainment.com/new_site/index.html

When you click on the welcome button, the pop-up appears. The problem is that
the pop-up window can be resized by the user. So how do I prevent the user from
resizing the window ?

thanks

change
status=yes,width=1000,height=700')"


to
status=yes,width=1000,height=700,resize=no')"

Thanks for the reply.

I tried it but it did not work... any other suggestions ?

I looked at your source code and it is unchanged. Sure you tried it with uploaded file empty cache. try resizable=no or Google

Anybody can help me out here ? I really need this

First you said this -

status=yes,width=1000,height=700,resize=no')"

now you say this -

resizable=no

Your answers are muddled.

I believe the second usage is the correct one.

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"Jasper Thayer" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I looked at your source code and it is unchanged. Sure you tried it with
>uploaded file empty cache. try or Google

Hello,

Either resize=no or resizable=no are inconsistent cross browser.
What browser are you testing this in?
It works in IE and Safari.
Firefox and Chrome, by default, ignore any script trying to limit user
function of the browser, as they should (IMHO).

From Mozilla, for FF:
You can allow scripts on web pages to take certain actions by checking the
appropriate boxes, or you can prevent the actions by unchecking these
settings:
1. Move or resize existing windows: Allows scripts to change the size or
position of the existing window. ...

The default is unchecked, or "do not allow".

http://kb.mozillazine.org/JavaScript...cript_settings


Something else to consider: What are users who have their browser open to
800px (or any value less than 1000px) going to do?

Take care,
Tim



"emilio_tha_don" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Anybody can help me out here ? I really need this

Hello,

One other thing.. I was talking about using resize or resizable in general
and hadn't tried your site yet.
I just did, and clicking "Welcome" in my IE7 results in a blank page that
isn't resizable.
I do see the flash in FF, however, but the window is resizable there as I
don't have FF set to allow scripts to disable this.

Take care.
Tim


"TC2112" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> Either resize=no or resizable=no are inconsistent cross browser.
> What browser are you testing this in?
> It works in IE and Safari.
> Firefox and Chrome, by default, ignore any script trying to limit user
> function of the browser, as they should (IMHO).
>
> From Mozilla, for FF:
> You can allow scripts on web pages to take certain actions by checking the
> appropriate boxes, or you can prevent the actions by unchecking these
> settings:
> 1. Move or resize existing windows: Allows scripts to change the size or
> position of the existing window. ...
>
> The default is unchecked, or "do not allow".
>
> http://kb.mozillazine.org/JavaScript...cript_settings
>
>
> Something else to consider: What are users who have their browser open to
> 800px (or any value less than 1000px) going to do?
>
> Take care,
> Tim
>
>
>
> "emilio_tha_don" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
> news:ga1om1$57q$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>> Anybody can help me out here ? I really need this
>
>

Thanks for the replies. So what I understood out of all this is that the
resizable tag only works with IE and the rest of the browsers depend on the
user's preference. If I really want this to be un-resizable in all of the
browsers, what options do I have ?

suggestion:

place your swf file the size you'd like into an html page with matching
background. Have welcome open .html file with swf embedded in new custom-sized
window and allow resize so that if/when user resizes the swf stays the same
size and the background stays consistant.

resize=no, resizeable=no google there all correct suggestions. I'd also
change muddled_sarcasm=true to false