Fullscreen
Browser-independent functions for working with the standard fullscreen API.
Members
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staticFullscreen.changeEventName :String
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The name of the event on the document that is fired when fullscreen is entered or exited. This event name is intended for use with addEventListener. In your event handler, to determine if the browser is in fullscreen mode or not, use
Fullscreen#fullscreen
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staticFullscreen.element :Object
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The element that is currently fullscreen, if any. To simply check if the browser is in fullscreen mode or not, use
Fullscreen#fullscreen
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staticFullscreen.enabled :Boolean
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Determine whether the browser will allow an element to be made fullscreen, or not. For example, by default, iframes cannot go fullscreen unless the containing page adds an "allowfullscreen" attribute (or prefixed equivalent).Source: Core/Fullscreen.js, line 87
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staticFullscreen.errorEventName :String
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The name of the event that is fired when a fullscreen error occurs. This event name is intended for use with addEventListener.Source: Core/Fullscreen.js, line 70
Methods
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staticFullscreen.exitFullscreen()
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Asynchronously exits fullscreen mode. If the browser is not currently in fullscreen, or if fullscreen mode is not supported by the browser, does nothing.Source: Core/Fullscreen.js, line 240
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staticFullscreen.requestFullscreen(element)
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Asynchronously requests the browser to enter fullscreen mode on the given element. If fullscreen mode is not supported by the browser, does nothing.
Name Type Description element
Object The HTML element which will be placed into fullscreen mode. Example:
// Put the entire page into fullscreen. Cesium.Fullscreen.requestFullscreen(document.body) // Place only the Cesium canvas into fullscreen. Cesium.Fullscreen.requestFullscreen(scene.canvas)
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staticFullscreen.supportsFullscreen()
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Detects whether the browser supports the standard fullscreen API.
Returns:
true
if the browser supports the standard fullscreen API,false
otherwise.Source: Core/Fullscreen.js, line 119