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Hi all.
I don't know which is the case if Safari supports .scrollHeight or not, but it doesn't behave properly on the page.
I have an IFRAME with source loaded dynamically
so on the source pages, there is a Javascript <body onLoad to resize the IFRAME that the page sits in:
topbox.height = topbox.contentWindow.document.body.scrollHeight+30
topbox is the IFRAME
A Mac user pointed out to me that in some cases the iframe goes completely flat (i assume, invisible at least) and in other cases the height is just way off.
Reading one article, I found that for Safari it should be .offsetHeight instead.
I have modified my code to read:
if (document.body.scrollHeight)
{topbox.height = topbox.contentWindow.document.body.scrollHeight+30}
{topbox.height = topbox.contentWindow.document.body.offsetHeight+30}
So if scrollheight is supported, it will do that, if not it tries with offsetHeight
But in Safari, I got the same results.
Anybody know what I have to do here?
Thanks
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