Code _javascript techniques for dynamically adjusting the iframe height with javascript

When you use an IFRAME on the page, you generally do not want the IFRAME to display unsightly scroll bars so that the contents of the IFRAME and the contents of the main page are seamless. At this point you will set the scrolling= "no" attribute. However, if the content of the IFRAME is changed, the height will change with the content changes, your iframe will appear too long to cause a large amount of blank, or just the opposite, because the height of the IFRAME is too small to cause a part of the content will be blocked. Here I provide a compatible ie/ns/firefox JavaScript script that dynamically adjusts the height of the iframe. If you need to adjust the width, the principle is the same, this article is not detailed.

First, you must include the following JavaScript code on your home page:
<script language= "Javascript" >
var getffversion=navigator.useragent.substring (navigator.userAgent.indexOf ("Firefox")). Split ("/") [1]
Extra height in px to add to IFRAME in FireFox 1.0+ browsers
var ffextraheight=getffversion>=0.1? 16:0

function Dyniframesize (iframename) {
var ptar = null;
if (document.getElementById) {
Ptar = document.getElementById (iframename);
}
else{
Eval (' Ptar = ' + Iframename + '; ');
}
if (Ptar &&!window.opera) {
Begin resizing IFRAME
ptar.style.display= "Block"

if (ptar.contentdocument && pTar.contentDocument.body.offsetHeight) {
NS6 syntax
Ptar.height = Ptar.contentdocument.body.offsetheight+ffextraheight;
}
else if (ptar.document && pTar.Document.body.scrollHeight) {
ie5+ syntax
Ptar.height = PTar.Document.body.scrollHeight;
}
}
}
</script>
Then add the code where the main page uses the IFRAME:
<iframe id= "Mytestframeid"
Onload= "Javascript:{dyniframesize (' Mytestframeid ');}"
Marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 frameborder=0
Scrolling=no src= "/myiframesrc.php"
width=200 height=100></iframe>