When you opened new added window, it will just automatically maximize. Because the show and maximize function are called too fast, it is showed not good. To avoid this, you need to set delay/timeout.

Here, I changed your code.

 function AddWindow(url, caption) {
            var dm = window.frames[1].ISGetDesktopManager(); 
            var wnd = dm.CreateWindow();
           
            wnd.Caption = caption;
            wnd.ContentURL = url;
            wnd.ContentMode = "UseIFrame";
            dm.Windows.Add(wnd);
            wnd.Show();
            
            window.setTimeout(function() { wnd.Maximize(); }, 300);
           
 }

 Hope this helps.

Regards,
Handy

Thank you the timeout worked. 

Do you know how to get the content menu to show up under the mouse right click? currently it shows up 1 1/2 inches left of the mouse and 1/2 inch above the mouse?

Hi,

Is the result only happening at the first load? If yes, would you mind to share with me how do you integrate your WebContext menu?

Regards,
Handy

HI, it happens all the time on all Webdesktop using IE 8.  I have not tired it on IE7.  It started a few updates ago, maybe even started on R2 install.

Unfortunately, I am not able to replicate it in my sample. So, would you mind to share with us?

Regards,
Handy

hi, the sample attached from the first post has that issue. will that work?  I am using all the updated .dlls and IE 8.

thanks

Andre

Hi Andre,

I am sorry I did not understand what the content menu that you referred at first.
I think it is context menu.
But anyway, I am able to see one now.
It seems the menu you were referring to, is the menu when you right click at the head window or when you want to close window via right click in taskbar.

I will report this to our developer and will let you know when the fix is ready.

Regards,
Handy 

Hello,

We are very sory for the late response. Unfortunately, this is not a bug. When using Iframe scenario, you will need to change menu window type of contextmenu as normal.
Normally in IE, it supports 2 types such as popup and normal. In other browsers, popup is not supported.
To change the type, you will need to handle it OnContextMenu clientside events in WebDesktopManager.

Here is the snippet code:

function WebDesktopManager1_OnContextMenu(controlId, objectType, contextObject, menu)
{
            var WebDesktopManager1 = ISGetObject(controlId);
            menu.MenuWindowType = "Normal";
            return true;
}

Regards,
Handy

HI, The code above is causing an error object expected.  I can no longer find the support page for web desktop that shows me all the methods so I can not figure out the answer. http://support.intersoftpt.com/ is the support page, but where is the methods located?

Can you help me find the code to fix this issue and point me to the old support information?

Thanks

Ok, i got it to work, thank you.  The only issue that i have is to find the  Original support documentation on webdesktop, the one that looked like Microsoft documentation.  That had all the methods.

Thanks