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Old November 27th, 2003, 10:06 PM
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Hi i am doing site in asp.net .
i want to do my site which support to all screen areas (resolutions) means for all screen areas like 1024*768,800*600,1280*1024 screen appearance should be same.

right now i developed for 1024*768.its looks fine for this are.But if i changed resolution to 800*600 i need to scroll vertically and horizantally.Is there any solution to do for all resolutions.i am using grapphics means jpg and gif also in my site.

thanks sr.

 
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The problem with this is that the browser doesn't send you information about what the browser's size is. You would have to use javascript to do this. Here is a link to a test page that can show the various properties of the document and screen for the browser...

http://www.geekdork.com/samples/dhtm...ioningTest.htm

If you need to change what is actually rendered out you'll need to use javascript to check the browser properties and then relay them back to the server thru some hidden values and a postback.

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