Just messed with it for about an hour or so and it's not the overflow. Tried
every possible combination of values and nothing.
I think I've narrowed it to down to the Flash movie, and not Javascript.
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Andy,Are you talking about the scroll bar appearing?
As Dan pointed out, you can get rid of that by setting the padding and
margin of the body of the page INSIDE the iframe to 0, and do the same for
the form. They're taking on their default values. I was able to do this
with firebug. I see that
Rolf...
The interior page also has an iframe, but that's a non-issue. It's what we
use to store history state for the Flash app.
If you view the main interior page in IE outside of the frameset, you'll see
that after it loads, the height of the Flash movie increases. When it's
inside the
Andy,
I've been dealing with this irritating issue on and off now for about a
month. I'm finally going to ask for help.
I have a page here:
http://lexusofdanversma.redlinecontent.com/Pages/Page.cfm?pageID=118873
It contains a Flash movie whose height is set dynamically based on it's
content.
Dan...
So your'e saying that even though the page works fine when not loaded into
an iframe, it's still a padding issue? That sounds odd to me. I'll check it
though...that'd be a great thing to have fixed.
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Andy,
So your'e saying that even though the page works fine when not loaded into
an iframe, it's still a padding issue? That sounds odd to me. I'll check it
though...that'd be a great thing to have fixed.
You may have a different style sheet being loaded. Also, if you're opening
the IFRAME up
Well the problem actually doesn't appear to be with the iframe itself. I can
actually set the iframe to like 1000 (more than tall enough), but when the
movie first loads, code inside the Flash movie calls javascript on the page
to resize the SWF's container. It works fine when the page is outside
it sounds to me its an overflow problem
IE does that a lot of the time, maybe position:absolute;
and giving it a height:0px; would fix the IE problem
google for IE DIV OVERFLOW youll find tons of solutions
just encountered with this problem last night with a flash also, but
no iframe
still same
Neglected to mention that it appears to only display this behaviour in IE.
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Interestingly enough, the iframe page crashes Safari everytime it loads.
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