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I have about 20 images drawn, which are loaded from the code behind (image.source=...). Often, the window does not display the images and gets stuck, until I move the window. The the screen refreshes and the application runs perfectly.
What is happening?
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Hi Everyone, I need to detect the size of the user's screen for mobile devices (especially the BlackBerry). I've read a lot of pages that seem to refer me to the Request.Browser object, but I'm finding that this object doesn't have the correct values. For example, I have a BlackBerry and when I use the Request.Browser to get the screen size, it tells me it is 640x480. Well, I know it's not that big since an image of 300px wide just barely fits. Also, when I run on my desktop browser, it also says my screen is 640x480. I can assure you, it is not 640x480! ha!
How does anyone reliably get the browser's screen size?? Do I have to revert to some kind of JavaScript? If so, where can I read more about it? Will it be any more reliable? Someone must have an idea about this. Thanks in advance!!
Hi
I am trying to get the screenHeight and width:
// Get MobileCapabilities from current Request.Browser MobileCapabilities currentCapabilities = (MobileCapabilities)Request.Browser; // get a property of the browser Response.Write(currentCapabilities.ScreenPixelsHeight + " <br>"); Response.Write(currentCapabilities.ScreenPixelsWidth + " <br>");
but this is always show that the Height is 480 & the width is 640
I am trying on HTC with Opera Mobile 9.5
Any Advice?
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