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Hi,

simple question, but how do i find out what resolution the user has on his desktop? If possible i would prefer a VETScript- Solution.

My first idea was to call a javascript function from vetscript which returns the size of the screen. I think this should work. But i cant get it done, cause i dont know how...

How do i call a javascript function from VETScript???? I read the vmp3.3_release_notes but couldn't find anything.

The other way should work, too. Like: calling a vetscript function from javascript or úsing the setProperty method. I think its only a syntax problem, but i cant solve it. As a result i need a defined var, which i can access in my vetscript.

Another problem: the code reference site is down since yesterday or even longer!!!

I have to finish my project until Thursday. And I'm on panik right now... Could someone please help me out?

Frank
 
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Hi Frank !!

Following code gets the screen resolution through Javascript:
function getRes() {
	var wVar = screen.width;
	var hVar = screen.height;
	alert(wVar + "," + hVar);
}


In the MTX file you can have an action which calls the Javascript function like:
<MTSJavascript Func="getRes();" />


Yes, I do see the Code Reference is down. You can use the old code reference site:
http://developer.viewpoint.com/dc/xml.shtml

Hope this helps.


Cheers,

Anup
 
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