Hello.

I wrote a script to change the size of the floating window from the OnResize event of the parent window. In the Opera, Mazille everything works. In IE, the iframe remains small, no matter how you pull the browser around a corner. The script is:

<script language="JavaScript"> function load1Fram() { var hh = window.innerWidth; var ww = window.innerWidth; var frim = document.getElementById("ifr"); frim.height = hh * 0.9 frim.width = ww * 0.9 } load1Fram() </script>

When printing intermediate results, it turned out that IE does not perceive the properties of innerWidth and innerHeight. Attempting to replace them simply with height and width also did not lead to anything. The script works with the screenHeight option, but I need the iframe size to change in proportion to the browser window. Please tell us how to be.

    1 answer 1

    1. Probably ochepyatka, but should be

      var hh = window.inner Height ;
 var ww = window.innerWidth;

    2. window.innerHeight and window.innerWidth are supported by IE, but only starting from version 9.0

    3. Solution: love the document.body object (:

      function load1Fram ()
   {
     var h = document.body.scrollHeight> document.body.offsetHeight?
       document.body.scrollHeight: document.body.offsetHeight;
     var w = document.body.scrollWidth> document.body.offsetWidth?
       document.body.scrollWidth: document.body.offsetWidtn;
     var frim = document.getElementById ("ifr");
     frim.height = h * 0.9;
     frim.width = w * 0.9
   }
 load1Fram ()

    Ps. But remember, Cinderella: after 12 hours of striking, your tampax will turn into a pumpkin, and before the window.onload document.body event is triggered, it may be null

    • Thank you very much, everything works. - Ella