void ChromeClientBlackBerry::enterFullscreenForNode(Node* node)
{
if (!supportsFullscreenForNode(node))
return;
m_webPagePrivate->enterFullscreenForNode(node);
}
void ChromeClientBlackBerry::exitFullScreenForElement(WebCore::Element* element)
{
element->document()->webkitWillExitFullScreenForElement(element);
if (supportsFullscreenForNode(element) && m_webPagePrivate->m_webSettings->fullScreenVideoCapable()) {
// The Browser chrome has its own fullscreen video widget.
exitFullscreenForNode(element);
} else {
// This is where we would restore the browser's chrome
// if hidden above.
}
element->document()->webkitDidExitFullScreenForElement(element);
}
void ChromeClientBlackBerry::enterFullScreenForElement(WebCore::Element* element)
{
element->document()->webkitWillEnterFullScreenForElement(element);
if (supportsFullscreenForNode(element) && m_webPagePrivate->m_webSettings->fullScreenVideoCapable()) {
// The Browser chrome has its own fullscreen video widget it wants to
// use, and this is a video element. The only reason that
// webkitWillEnterFullScreenForElement() and
// webkitDidEnterFullScreenForElement() are still called in this case
// is so that exitFullScreenForElement() gets called later.
enterFullscreenForNode(element);
} else {
// No fullscreen video widget has been made available by the Browser
// chrome, or this is not a video element. The webkitRequestFullScreen
// Javascript call is often made on a div element.
// This is where we would hide the browser's chrome if we wanted to.
}
element->document()->webkitDidEnterFullScreenForElement(element);
}
