Sorry for the off topic post but I know that there are other web
developers on the list who might know the answer to this question.
I am looking for a cross browser compatible way to allow a child frame
to scroll the parent's position. I have a long IFRAME on a page
containing a form. When the user submits the form the confirmation page
is much shorter but the position of the parent is still at the bottom of
the page where the submit button was. I found a way to get Firefox to
scroll the parent frame (used a "a name" reference at the top of the
confirmation page). However this does not work on IE. Because of the
brain dead system I am working on, I can only have javascript or server
side scripting code within the contained frame but not in the parent. I
have spent some time searching on Google with no luck. Pointers to a
solution or to a more appropriate forum for this question would be
appreciated.
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David Suna
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