Hey guys, Here's my issue - and hopefully I can get this fixed by the end of today because it's the last day of my job (going back to school). We have a web portal for our IT group here at the company, and I have a flash file embedded, which will...
Hey guys,
Here's my issue - and hopefully I can get this fixed by the end of today because it's the last day of my job (going back to school). We have a web portal for our IT group here at the company, and I have a flash file embedded, which will look fine on a 1024x768 monitor, but will be too small on higher resolutions.
Is there a way I can grab the resolution of the screen using javascript, into variables "x" and "y" (for example), and use those to calculate the correct pixel width and height of the flash object, and then set it to that width and height. ?
Here is my code for the flash object embedding:
My current dimensions of the object at 575 x 355 I would like to be changed if the user has a different resolution (while of course maintaining the same aspect ratio).
Appreciate the help I get here as always,
Sphinx
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