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Socialize your ASP.NET application with OpenSocial

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This article briefly describes what is OpenSocial and how to use it in ASP.NET applications by Catpic
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/**
 * @fileoverview This library augments gadgets.window with functionality
 * to change the width of a gadget dynamically.
 */

/**
 * @static
 * @class Provides operations for getting information about the window the gadget is placed in.
 * @name gadgets.window
 */
gadgets.window = gadgets.window || {};

(function() {

  /**
   * Calculate inner content width is hard and different between browsers rendering in Strict vs.
   * Quirks mode. We use a combination of three properties within document.body and
   * document.documentElement: - scrollWidth - offsetWidth - clientWidth These values differ
   * significantly between browsers and rendering modes. But there are patterns. It just takes a lot
   * of time and persistence to figure out.
   * 
   * @return The width of the content within the iframe
   */
  gadgets.window.getWidth = function() {
    var viewportWidth = gadgets.window.getViewportDimensions().width;
    var body = document.body;
    var docEl = document.documentElement;
    if (document.compatMode === 'CSS1Compat' && docEl && docEl.scrollWidth) {
      // In Strict mode:
      // The inner content width is contained in either:
      // document.documentElement.scrollWidth
      // document.documentElement.offsetWidth
      // Based on studying the values output by different browsers,
      // use the value that's NOT equal to the viewport width found above.
      return docEl.scrollWidth !== viewportWidth ? docEl.scrollWidth : docEl.offsetWidth;
    } else if (body) {
      var scrollWidth = body.scrollWidth;
      var offsetWidth = body.offsetWidth;

      // Detect whether the inner content width is bigger or smaller
      // than the bounding box (viewport). If bigger, take the larger
      // value. If smaller, take the smaller value.
      if ((scrollWidth > viewportWidth) && (scrollWidth > offsetWidth)) {
        return scrollWidth;
      }
      return offsetWidth;
    }
  };

}());

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