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I want to maximise the MDI window in an Oracle 9i Form. Many posts here say to use:
Set_Window_Property(Forms_MDI_Window,Window_State,Maximize);
but it doesn't work for me. Some posts suggest there is a bug that prevents it from working. If this is the case, is there some javascript I can run to do this for me? I am already using javascript to close the browser window when I am finished with the form, so a little more wouldn't hurt.
thx
adam

When you are running inside the browser, you have no MDI window to maximize. (But there is a frame size that is set on the URL line or in the config file, which cannot be changed from the form).
<p>When running SeparateFrame=True, you have an MDI window, and if you issue the maximize, Forms will set it to cover the full screen, but it will NOT be maximized.
<p>And if you use get_window_property, it will always report window_state=normal, even if the user maximizes the window.
<p>See MDI Window State in web forms

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