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Posted by baywatchbill at Jan 21, 2007, 8:52:21 PM
Controlling event window size and placement
When I click on an event in the calendar, a small window appears approximately in the upper left quadrant of the screen. How can I control where it appears and what size it is? A simpler question - how can I make it appear as Maximized?

Posted by support at Jan 24, 2007, 2:36:36 PM
Re: Controlling event window size and placement
We should really be positioning it better - at least near where the user has clicked. I'll log this as a bug.

As for maximizing it; I think you can add this code to your event description which should maximize the window on open:

<script>window.moveTo(0,0);window.resizeTo(screen.width,screen.height);</script>

That text has to all be on 1 line, and you need to use the "classic" Event Editor. There's a preference for that coming soon, but for now, if you edit/add an event and then add &mode=classic to the URL, you'll get that page.
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Posted by star-240 at Mar 10, 2007, 1:28:13 PM
Re: Controlling event window size and placement
Even easier-- add that "script" line to the end of your Common Event Information in the preferences. I used size (700,700) instead of full screen, which makes a nice sized box. This way it affects all events and you don't need the classic editor.

Posted by support at Mar 14, 2007, 4:43:25 PM
Re: Controlling event window size and placement
 
Even easier-- add that "script" line to the end of your Common Event Information in the preferences. I used size (700,700) instead of full screen, which makes a nice sized box. This way it affects all events and you don't need the classic editor.

I love when you guys know how to use the system better than me biggrin
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