That's probably because Dialog adds a wrapper (the actual dialog) and siblings (the title bar and buttons) to the target div. In other words, your div becomes a child of the dialog.
So try binding the resize() of your content's parent() or, in your case, the iframe's grandparent assuming you have the simplest possible containership here. **--** Steve On Jan 15, 6:40 am, Jamie <jab...@mweb.co.za> wrote: > Hi There > > I have a JQuery modal dialog whose purposes is to display an email. It > consists of header information, i.e. to, from, cc, subject, etc. > outputted as normal text. Below it, I have an iframe with the actual > content of the email dynamically loaded. This iframe is configured to > autoscroll. > > The problem is that when a user changes the size of the dialog by > dragging its outer edge, the iframe inside the dialog is not resized. > Thus, the mail content inside the iframe is cut off. > > What I really want is for the iframe to resize and the iframe's scroll > bar to reflect the new size of the iframe. Now, I've tried to hook > onto the dialog's resize event to potentially resize the iframe, but > the event never gets called. > > Any help to resolve this would be most appreciated. > > Jamie
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