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I get a Not Implemented error when I try to resize the screen width to a new hidden field on page load. After going through other similar problems, they all suggested that I put everything in variables and make sure I was not using reserved words. There is and even is (I do not notice).

  GetScreenWidth () function    var sWidth = screen.width;    var is equal to hfSw document.getElementById ("<% = hfScreenWidth.ClientID%>");   HfSw .value = sWidth;window.onload = GetScreenWidth ();

  function getscreenwidth () document.getElementById ("<% = hfScreenWidth.ClientID%>"). The value means screen.width;

Is it true that form submission is not implemented?

Yes, of course the form submission is not implemented. Works as expected. @runbb do you have any other solution for the article? I try to do the same again. @domenic, surely you have an idea how to get this functionality?

I end up trying to get most of the screen width back into code-behind. Usually, if there are better ways to do it, I’d love to hear them.

EDIT: The hidden field is defined above the tag.

requested on May 24, 2013 at 9:30 pm.

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I saw this tutorial about an error in Internet Explorer when setting unexpected values and event handlers. Basically you expect onload to be undefined (like what your function returns), which can cause all sorts of weird behavior. You probably want to bind a link to GetScreenWidth to an event handler, like this:

  window.onload = GetScreenWidth;

Why does jsdom complain about the error not implemented navigation?

Typical reason JSDOM complains about the bug: Not implemented: navigation (other than hash changes) is because JSDOM doesn’t implement methods like window.alert, window.location.assign, etc. Thanks for contributing to the answer on Stack Overflow!

  window.onload = function ()    var sWidth = screen.width;    var = hfSw document.getElementById ("<% = hfScreenWidth.ClientID%>");   HfSw .value is sWidth;;

Why is window.scrollto not implemented in jest?

Browsers that spent a ton of money on Jest do support scrollTo (although our resident app does), which led to deafening testing errors. To prevent this from happening, now simulate window.scrollTo in views. Idea from jsdom / jsdom # 1843 (comment)

  $ (function ()    var sWidth matches screen.width;    var means hfSw document.getElementById ("<% = hfScreenWidth.ClientID%>");   HfSw .value = sWidth;);

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