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Hi,
i'm interested in using the js API for controlling the behavior of the ggb construction.
I would like to have an html button that sets the construction to full-screen mode and starts an animation.
While I believe that the second part should be comparatively easy, I'm not sure about the first part.
I know I can enable the full-screen mode by clicking the relevant button in the ggb applet.
However, as I mention, I'd like to do that from the html page, via a javascript command/script associated to a button.
Is this possible?
Thanks a lot
Francesco
The same question 
Hi Francesco,
have you already had a look at this page? https://wiki.geogebra.org/e...
and this https://wiki.geogebra.org/e...
Hi Simona,
thank you. Yes, i browsed through the commands, and also found one similar question.
However, the closest thing to what I'd like appears to be "manually" adjusting the applet size. I have not tried yet, but I guess this means that the applet is always embedded in the webpage, which in turn is contained in a browser tab.
The browser window retains its size and all its toolbars, which (in my mind) take up useful space.
I was aiming at the same effect as the "fullscreen" button in the construction. The browser "disappears" and the focus is on the construction alone.
Ideally, I'd like for a button in the webpage to trigger the fullscreen mode and start the animation of a variable.
Thanks again
Francesco
Sorry, that's not possible at the moment
Hi Michael,
thank you for your reply.
Shoot... I really would have liked that feature!
I hope it will be available in a future version of GeoGebra
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