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Never tried it, but this site gives a pretty good overview of the technique.

Jacob B 2009-06-08 18:54:46

Answer 2

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You may find this link to be useful. Essentially, he describes his issues with doing exactly what you're wanting to do. It SHOULD be simple; simply (within Javascript) trap the resize event, and check the size; if below the minimum size, force a resize to your minimum size. Sadly, it appears to not be that simple, but he describes a reasonable workaround.

McWafflestix 2009-06-08 18:55:19

I think the key to this problem is setting the time out.So a follow up to this question is directly related to this problem:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/464679/access-is-denied-by-executing-hta-file-with-jscript-on-windows-xp-x64

Jaime 2009-06-09 15:46:51

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Short answer: Not reliably.

Long answer: You might be able to, under certain circumstances, but many users will disable JavaScript window resizing and similar functionality.

Aric TenEyck 2009-06-08 18:57:03

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Hi there,

What you require is not very user friendly but here is how you achieve this easily:

add the following function to your script tag :

function DonchaResizeThatThing() {
        window.resizeTo(550, 450);
    }

and then add the following event handler to your body tag

<body onresize="DonchaResizeThatThing();">

I hope this helps.

Ali 2009-06-08 20:52:12

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