FORM ACTIONS

CodeThatForm object has a number of methods:

• .create() - create new JSForm
• .move(x,y) - move existent JSForm to (x,y)
• .resize(w,h) - resize existent JSForm, set form width - w and height - h
• .show() - show existent JSForm
• .hide() - hide existent JSForm
• .min() - minimize existent JSForm
• .max() - maximize existent JSForm
• .restore() - restore existent JSForm
• .close() - close existent JSForm (but layer is not removed from the document)
• .minimized() - return boolean value that shows whether existent JSForm was minimized
• .maximized() - return boolean value that shows whether existent JSForm was maximized
• .x() - return current value for x-coordinate
• .y() - return current value for y-coordinate
• .width() - return current value for JSForm width
• .height() - return current value for JSForm height

 Special actions for Windowed CodeThatForm only:

• .CSSFile(url) - change URL of linked CSS file
• .loadURL(url) - load appropriate url to existent JSForm

 Special actions for Layered CodeThatForm only:

• .resizeBy(dw, dh) - change size relatively to current values
• .moveRel(dx, dy) - move window relatively to its current position

All the methods can be called both before or after CodeThatForm creation (before or after calling .create() method). At the time .create() is calling form will create with appropriate view.

Read create form object for more information.

Actions manipulations may look like this:

<form>
<input type=button onclick="wincreate()" 
       value="Open message window">
<br>
<input type=button onclick="w.move(300,200)" 
       value="Move to (300:200)">
<br>
<input type=button onclick="w.resize(400,100)" 
       value="Resize to (400x100)">
<br>
URL:<input name=url maxlength=1024 size=30 
     value='http://www.codethat.com'>
<input type=button 
       onclick="w.loadURL(this.form.url.value)" 
       value="Load">
<br>
</form>

  EXAMPLE - Work with Form Actions

You can see an example and complete code here - Form Actions for SIMPLE WINDOW

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