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resolutioncode.js | 2014-05-21 | 7.4 kB | |
timeburner_regular.ttf | 2014-05-21 | 30.0 kB | |
unsupportedresolution.html | 2014-05-21 | 1.3 kB | |
resolutionchoice.html | 2014-05-21 | 7.5 kB | |
README.txt | 2014-05-21 | 1.6 kB | |
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Hello! Welcome to the README for my little code I wrote! I'm going to explain everything in the package given. Please remember, I will continue to fix and improve this system. I hope my work has inspired others to add on to, improve, or make their own code like mine. -- Aaron Preston (any coments please feel free to email me at aaronpreston115@live.com) HOW TO: ADD MY SUPPORTED WEBPAGE: So in the code shown below, change the "unsupportedresolution.html" to what ever file you want associated with the person to whom runs their graphics with that resolution. if(clientW == 720 && clientH == 480) { window.location.href = "unsupportedresolution.html"; } ^^ Change that above ^^ ADD A NEW RESOLUTION: This is very simple, just copy what is below and change "clientW" to the Width (in pixels of course). "clientH" is the pixels in height. if(clientW == (THE WIDTH) && clientH == (THE HEIGHT)) { window.location.href = "unsupportedresolution.html"; } So if clientW == 1680, and clientH == 1050, this means the resolution the computer is looking for is 1680 x 1050 and it will direct you to the webpage fit for THAT screen size. HOW TO USE THIS: To use this, just go into the "resolutionchoice.html" file (in some HTML editor) and add your pages. Then use the "resolutionchoice.html" as your "homepage" FUTURE UPDATE PLANS: - Add more resolution support. - Add a feature automatically find the closest resolution based on your settings (and allow the dev to easily enable or disable the feature with one simple line of code). - Fix any issues/add anything else asked.