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Handling Popup windows in WebRenderer

 

 

 

 Capturing and customizing popup windows

The WebRenderer Window Event class makes available Events for the handling and customization of popup windows. The Window Events class makes available handles to the popup window browser objects. The Window Event class also has methods for capturing popup window resize and destroy events.

browser.addWindowListener(new com.webrenderer.event.WindowListener() {
       // Fired when a popup window is to be displayed
       public void onNewWindow(com.webrenderer.event.WindowEvent e) {
                 // If this event is captured you must handle the display of the popup window
                 IBrowserCanvas browser = e.getPopupBrowser();
                 // The browser can then be placed into a JFrame and displayed. This is useful for customizing popups.
       }
       // Fired when the Window receives a resize event
       public void onWindowResize(com.webrenderer.event.WindowEvent e) {
                 System.out.println("Browser resize event: - Width: " + e.getWidth() + " and Height: " + e.getHeight() );
       }
       // Fired when the browser window is destroyed
       public void onWindowDestroy(com.webrenderer.event.WindowEvent e) {
                 System.out.println("Browser Window destroyed");
       }
});

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