SpiderBasic

Unfortunately my program hangs when I paste your code into my program. Maybe my program is too dynamic, maybe I call procedures too often. Finding the cause seems impossible to me. That's why it would be nicer if I could query each individual image gadget, as is possible for button gadgets in the ex...

Procedure buttonalert(id.l) MessageRequester("MouseOver "+Str(id)) EndProcedure If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 222, 200, "ButtonGadgets", #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered) ButtonGadget(1, 10, 10, 200, 20, "<span onmouseover= "+Chr(34)+"f_buttonalert('1');...

! Object.keys(spider.gadget.objects.map).forEach(function(key) { ! var element = spider.gadget.objects.map[key].gadget.containerNode; ! element.GadgetID = key; ! element.addEventListener("mouseover", f_mouseover); ! element.addEventListener("mouseleave", f_mouseleave); ! }); Whe...

I would like to find out whether my mouse is over a gadget (without clicking).
So far I've been doing this using a timer function and querying the mouse coordinates.
However, this causes problems on some computers with particularly effective virus scanners.
Is there another option?

In the following example I noticed a very strange behavior of Chrome based browsers on an Android 10 tablet: If I click on the button, a full screen is generated. Chrome incorrectly authorizes the height of the screen. Only when I tap the touch screen again (NOT the button) does Chrome calculate the...

But it's not about me. I'm programming a web app for the simple user. And he just wants to go to the site and play.
doesnt work with Apple!

And should a normal user do that?
I don't even understand that as a Spiderbasic programmer.
Isn't there a fullscreen command for Apple that works?

Unfortunately fullscreen() does not work on Apple phones and tablets for web apps.
Does anyone have an idea how to solve the problem?

Unfortunately, zooming with Javascript does not work with Firefox. !document.body.style.zoom =0.5 / window.devicePixelRatio * 100 + "%" !v_width=document.body.clientWidth; !v_height=document.body.clientHeight; does does not work. Does anyone have any idea how to do this in Firefox?

Is there a way to start a web application in full screen? I know browsers want a button click, but that's exactly what I want to avoid because I want to start in full screen mode right away.