kslup_k

Hello

lets say i have a frame in my website, showing another website inside the frame.

and if the other website is vertically long, can we have the frame to extend to the same length of that other website, and extending the length of my own website too?

So basically i would like to get rid of the vertical scrolling bar if the other site is a long one.

Please let me know.
Thanks

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BillyConnite

I'm sorry to say, that this is actually impossible!

I've tried for ages to do the same thing (as I needed it once too), but no matter where I looked, the best you can find is to create the iframe 100% of YOUR website's height using javascript, as with iframes you can't simply put a 'height=100%' in there

Well I hope someone can prove me wrong though

Best of luck,
Rhett.

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primacomputer

<frameset rows="100,*">
<frame src="myheader.html" >
<frame src="http://othersite.com/page.html">
</frameset>

kslup_k

I forgot,

It is not frame, its iframe.

Sorry,

You can put height=100% with iframes, but doing so would me the iframe extend 100% according YOUR website, not the TARGET website.

What i want is to adjust according to the TARGET website.

let me know.
Thanks

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primacomputer

You would need to calculate the length of the page you're framing and adjust the hight of your iframe accordingly. This is pretty straight forward in basic situations but can get quite complicated. This really isn't what iframes are designed for, as is evident by the fact that this would be trivial of cross domain/frame scripting had no restrictions.