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Can jQuery change $(window).width()?
In jQuery, I can retrieve the value of the browser with $(window).width();
Can I modify it's value?
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You can try to resize browser window with window.resizeTo(x,y) or window.resizeBy(x,y) . Nowadays, this only applies to windows that are opened programmatically.
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I got a javascript that fills in the modal html. I would like after that to maximize the window if it is minimized or to focus that tab if it is maximized and not focused.
Anybody knows how to do it?
Note: I'd like it to also work in older IE if possible if not I am pleased with the new one also
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window.open("https://www.google.com");
This will open a new window and you can change the url to suit your needs
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Javascript's `window.resizeTo` isn't working
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I am trying to call window.resizeTo but it is not working. I read somewhere that window.resizeTo will not work until window.open is called. Can I resize the window without calling window.open using jQuery?
As you say, you cannot resize windows which you didn't create using window.open. It is not possible in modern browsers, whether you use jQuery or not.
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Making a window pop under in chrome
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I want to open a pop-under window on click, but I want to open it behind the current window.
I google this and found nothing useful about my problem.
Is there a way to do it?
Perhaps a simple path setting is what you need. Use this within a javascript sequence:
path = window.document.URL;
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Use Browser Search (Ctrl+F) through a button in website?
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Does javascript allow for to trigger a "find" action with a keyword on the current page?
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How do I get the size of the browser window using Prototype.js?
What is the function to use to get the browser size with prototype js framework?
var viewport = document.viewport.getDimensions();
See the API docs.