HTML5 FullScreen
HTML5 FullScreen
How do I get the HTML5 client to run in full screen? The address bar from the browser is taking up valuable real estate..
Damian C. Stalls
Senior IT Engineer

Senior IT Engineer

Re: HTML5 FullScreen
INFORMATION NOT ACTUALHello,
You can change resolution for mobile devices, locate in html5.html the line :
meta name="viewport" content="width=1024, maximum-scale=1.4
and change it to a bigger value, like 1280 instead 1024, as example.
Remember, this will only affect mobile devices resolution.
Olivier
TSplus support team administrator

TSplus support team administrator

Re: HTML5 FullScreen
Hi,
I have tried the viewport customization you mentioned but I am not getting the desired result:
1. First I have used both width and height: <meta name="viewport" content="width=1280, height=1024, maximum-scale=1.4">
2. I dont see any difference when logging in from the iPad. I was expecting the real-estate my app has to open in to be larger (maybe I am missing something about the true viewport behavior)
3. After I log-off, the html5.html file is overwritten to the original content!
Can you help clarify what I am doing wrong?
Thanks,
Bruno.
I have tried the viewport customization you mentioned but I am not getting the desired result:
1. First I have used both width and height: <meta name="viewport" content="width=1280, height=1024, maximum-scale=1.4">
2. I dont see any difference when logging in from the iPad. I was expecting the real-estate my app has to open in to be larger (maybe I am missing something about the true viewport behavior)
3. After I log-off, the html5.html file is overwritten to the original content!
Can you help clarify what I am doing wrong?
Thanks,
Bruno.
Re: HTML5 FullScreen
Hello,
the information is from 2014 and not anymore actual, therefore html5.html should never be tampered.
For reusing fullscreen on PC edit settings.js > W.full_screen = 2;
Fullscreen will not be supported on mobile devices due many breaking control limitations.
For changing viewport you should change settings.js > W.viewportwidth = "1024";
(height gets computed automatically by browser, viewport is mobile only setting)
additionally but not necessary you may set minimum width/height (mobile only)
W.viewportminheight = "200";
W.viewportminwidth = "200";
if resulting width/height will be higher than W.viewportwidth/coputed_height then the sceeen will overflow on relevant side.
the information is from 2014 and not anymore actual, therefore html5.html should never be tampered.
For reusing fullscreen on PC edit settings.js > W.full_screen = 2;
Fullscreen will not be supported on mobile devices due many breaking control limitations.
For changing viewport you should change settings.js > W.viewportwidth = "1024";
(height gets computed automatically by browser, viewport is mobile only setting)
additionally but not necessary you may set minimum width/height (mobile only)
W.viewportminheight = "200";
W.viewportminwidth = "200";
if resulting width/height will be higher than W.viewportwidth/coputed_height then the sceeen will overflow on relevant side.
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