Frame: modify rows="80,*" value

[Max]

Hello everybody,
I have a problem with javascript.

Basically I have a frame that is split with this code:

<frameset rows="0,*">
<frame name="top" src="nothing.ht ml">
<frame name="center" src="page.html" >
</frameset>

What I need is the ability to redimension the frame with javascript !
If i load an "image.jpg" in top frame, the image isn't showed because the rows is 0.

So i need to change size from 0 to 100 dinamically, example:
top.document.ro ws = 400;

How Can I do it ?

Thank you so much,
m.

[Martin Honnen]

Re: Frame: modify rows=&quot;80,* &quot; value



Max wrote:

[color=blue]
> I have a problem with javascript.
>
> Basically I have a frame that is split with this code:
>
> <frameset rows="0,*">
> <frame name="top" src="nothing.ht ml">[/color]

Naming a frame 'top' is not a good idea if you want to use script to
access frames as top is already predefined to be the top most containing
window.
[color=blue]
> <frame name="center" src="page.html" >
> </frameset>
>
> What I need is the ability to redimension the frame with javascript !
> If i load an "image.jpg" in top frame, the image isn't showed because the rows is 0.
>
> So i need to change size from 0 to 100 dinamically, example:
> top.document.ro ws = 400;[/color]

You need to change the rows property of the frameset element to a new
value e.g. in page.html
var frameset;
if (parent && parent != window &&
parent.document .getElementsByT agName && (frameset =
parent.document .getElementsByT agName('framese t')[0]))) {
frameset.rows = '100, *';
}
But expect browser to have difficulties adjusting frame size, that
doesn't work relyably and some browsers reload the pages in the frames then.

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Martin Honnen

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