anyone knows what is the code? The content inside the frame must be auto resize , no scroll bar..
<!--content-->can't be done, use something other than an iframe (SSI, to narrow your search down)<!--content-->An iframe cannot stretch with its content. Use a server side include as sam said. I frames are designed to scroll, not stretch, and if you turn scrolling off then content will just be hidden.<!--content-->The technique to do what you describe uses a hidden iframe, Javascript and the DOM to transfer content loaded into the iframe into a normal div on the page. Netscape called it "Inner Browsing" and there's an article about it on their devedge site. I've made extensive use of it here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net">http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net</a><!-- m -->) if you want to see examples.<!--content-->I have viewd other people site(view source), notice that they use simple html to do it.. IS there any site that has these codes??<!--content-->I think you can use an ilayer but im not sure how to use it proparly yet.<br />
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SFTR!!!<!--content-->You might wanna check out this page (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp">http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp</a><!-- m -->).<br />
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As for ilayer... I believe that's an NN proprietary, out-dated tag.<!--content-->an Ilayer would do nothing for you anyway, it does not use any content from another file and it then defeats the purpose, you might as well drop it in a div or some other block element. It was not NN proprietary, It was supported by ie, so I do not know whos proprietary it was... but it was proprietary by someone, maybe NN & IE... I dono.<!--content--><iframe width="2000" height="100000" src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"page.html">Iframe</iframe><br />
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tested and no scrollbar!<!--content-->Yes there is a scroll bar! Its just on the page instead of the frame
<!--content-->Originally posted by PeOfEo <br />
but it was proprietary by someone, maybe NN & IE... I dono. <br />
Lol. I didn't know for sure, so I just took a stab at it.<!--content-->
<!--content-->can't be done, use something other than an iframe (SSI, to narrow your search down)<!--content-->An iframe cannot stretch with its content. Use a server side include as sam said. I frames are designed to scroll, not stretch, and if you turn scrolling off then content will just be hidden.<!--content-->The technique to do what you describe uses a hidden iframe, Javascript and the DOM to transfer content loaded into the iframe into a normal div on the page. Netscape called it "Inner Browsing" and there's an article about it on their devedge site. I've made extensive use of it here (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net">http://blab-n-lab.home.comcast.net</a><!-- m -->) if you want to see examples.<!--content-->I have viewd other people site(view source), notice that they use simple html to do it.. IS there any site that has these codes??<!--content-->I think you can use an ilayer but im not sure how to use it proparly yet.<br /><br />
SFTR!!!<!--content-->You might wanna check out this page (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp">http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_iframe.asp</a><!-- m -->).<br />
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As for ilayer... I believe that's an NN proprietary, out-dated tag.<!--content-->an Ilayer would do nothing for you anyway, it does not use any content from another file and it then defeats the purpose, you might as well drop it in a div or some other block element. It was not NN proprietary, It was supported by ie, so I do not know whos proprietary it was... but it was proprietary by someone, maybe NN & IE... I dono.<!--content--><iframe width="2000" height="100000" src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"page.html">Iframe</iframe><br />
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tested and no scrollbar!<!--content-->Yes there is a scroll bar! Its just on the page instead of the frame
<!--content-->Originally posted by PeOfEo <br />but it was proprietary by someone, maybe NN & IE... I dono. <br />
Lol. I didn't know for sure, so I just took a stab at it.
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