Class Window

Object
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   +--Window

class Window

Defined in php2go.js

blank

Object blank(<Number> wid, <Number> hei, <Number> x, <Number> y, <Number> type)

Opens a blank window. Uses Window.open() internally

Parameters:
wid - Window width, defaults to 640
hei - Window height, defaults to 480
x - Window X, defaults to 0
y - Window Y, defaults to 0
type - Bitmap properties, defaults to 255

open

void open(<String> url, <Number> wid, <Number> hei, <Number> x, <Number> y, <Number> type, <String> tit, <Boolean> ret)

Opens a new browser window. The "type" parameter is a sum where each member represents a chrome property: 1-toolbar, 2-location, 4-directories, 8-status, 16-menubar, 32-scrollbars, 64-resizable, 128-copyhistory. Ex: 48 = menubar+scrollbars

Parameters:
url - Window URL
wid - Window width, defaults to screen width
hei - Window height, defaults to screen available height
x - Window X, defaults to 0
y - Window Y, defaults to 0
type - Bitmap chrome properties, defaults to 255
tit - Window title
ret - Whether to return the created window or not

openCentered

void openCentered(<String> url, <Number> wid, <Number> hei, <Number> type, <String> tit, <Boolean> ret)

Opens a new browser window in the center of the main window. Uses Window.open() internally

Parameters:
url - Window URL
wid - Window width, defaults to 800
hei - Window height, defaults to 600
type - Bitmap properties, defaults to 255
tit - Window title
ret - Whether to return the created window or not

openFromEvent

Object openFromEvent(<Object> e, <String> url, <Number> wid, <Number> hei, <Number> type, <String> tit, <Boolean> ret)

Opens a new window usen the event's source element to define the X and Y coordinates. In browsers that don't support window.screenLeft and window.screenTop, the Y coordinate won't be accurate

Parameters:
e - Event
url - Window URL
wid - Window width, defaults to 800
hei - Window height, defaults to 600
type - Bitmap properties, defaults to 255
tit - Window title
ret - Whether to return the created window or not

position

Object position()

Retrieves the left and top offset of the browser window from the 0,0 coordinate of the desktop window. In browsers that support screenLeft and screenTop properties, the values returned include the browser's address bar and toolbars

scroll

Number scroll()

Gets the window's scroll positions

size

Object size()

Gets the window size. The returned value is an object containing x and y coordinates. The dimensions are related to the inner browser window

write

void write(<String> html">Window> wnd, html, <Boolean> close)

Writes HTML into the given window's document

Parameters:
wnd - Window object
html - HTML contents
close - Whether to close the window's document