iPhone "Full Screen"

Hi ya'll

I'm playing with touch objects on my iPhone and stumbled across an issue I do not understand.

How do I build an App, that uses the whole Safari iPhone Screen Size? When I set the layout to 640x960 an do NOT enable full screen mode, I get a border I do not like.

<img src="http://quak.laurig.de/iphone.PNG" border="0" />

If I set full screen mode to on, the screen size no longer seems to stay to 640x960.

I am not very experienced in C2 yet but perhaps the difference between fullscreen (crop) and (scale) mode makes a difference?

If I set full screen mode to on, the screen size no longer seems to stay to 640x960.

What does this mean? Of course it will be bigger or are you talking about the layout being stretched/cropped ?

You have to set the 'Fullscreen in browser' setting for the display to fill the screen, on both desktop and mobile. If it's off, Safari will display it like an ordinary web page, and it is showing it at 640x960, it's just zoomed out like it does for other web pages. Making it use a fullscreen mode avoids that.

Ashley - if I do this, the strange part begins. In fullscreen mode - regardless if scalled or croped - when I query WindowWidth and WindowHeight I do not get 640x960 as expected, but 320x356...why's that?

<img src="http://quak.laurig.de/fullscreen.png" border="0" />

Weishaupt - works fine on my iPad 2 running iOS 5 here. What are you running? Also, are you using scale mode or crop mode? You might only get the right value in crop mode.

The left half is crop, the right scaled mode. I am running iOS 5.0.1 on an iPhone 3 GS

any new ideas?

Apparently the height is the exact height in pixel of the white space (the "browser space" in between the two blue/purple GUI bars).

Same thing for the width. (checking from the size out of your screenshot)

It seems to display exactly the number of pixels it should.

I have exactly the same problem at IPhone and Android phones.

see my post

http://www.scirra.com/forum/display-error-in-devices_topic48469_post304374.html?KW=#304374

But in IPad and other tablets work fine.

The realy weird thing is, the thin blue line is placed at the left border of the "layout" which is set to a width of 640. The red circle with the yellow star is automaticly placed at the calculated right lower corner (WindowWith & WindowHeigt)

Both textfields are place on a HUD layer with paralax 0,0....

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