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I read all the discussions, it is a well known problem even if I switch off the paper the paper shadow is still seen !
If you check the code, and remove the // from the line // alert ('AAA'); (activate it), you will see that the paper shadow will disappear, it means that the button get the focus and after that some refresh mechanism put everything to OK.
How could I make it work without the alert button ?
The good news is that this is fixed for the next release of DWF Viewer.
The other good news is you have a workaround as follows for the current
release :
function OnEndLoadItem(bstrItemName, vData, vResult)
{
var pviewer;
pviewer = object.viewer;
pviewer.PaperVisible=true;
pviewer.PaperVisible=false;
pviewer.ExecuteCommand("FITTOWINDOW");
}
Cheers,
Tilz
"fuzi" wrote in message
news:11666045.1110205094120.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum1.autodesk.com...
> I read all the discussions, it is a well known problem even if I switch
off the paper the paper shadow is still seen !
> If you check the code, and remove the // from the line // alert ('AAA');
(activate it), you will see that the paper shadow will disappear, it means
that the button get the focus and after that some refresh mechanism put
everything to OK.
> How could I make it work without the alert button ?
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