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2/21/2006 10:18 AM
 
I'm not sure what that is, but it looks like the iframe is being repositioned using CSS. The CSS is probably invalid and IE is just correcting the mistake, whereas Firefox doesn't allow for mistakes. Honestly, that's all I can think of. Are you using any special styles?

Michael Flanakin | Microsoft Consulting Services
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2/21/2006 11:09 AM
 

Dear Flanakin

Thanks... that you'll answer to my question...
I don't use special css... I think there is no css mistakes... but I use some javascript...
The page that I want to see is:
Click here
And in normal view, you can see this page in firefox.
I've set the heigth of the Iframe to 800px... But it seems that the height in firefox is not 800px. 


Vriendelijke groeten
Gilbert Vanden Borre
 
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2/21/2006 11:33 AM
 
I just dug into the site more. In fact, it is a CSS problem. Check this stylesheet: http://www.givabo.net/Portals/_default/Skins/GvbSkin02/skin.css. If I remove this CSS file, it works as expected. I didn't dig into the CSS to see what the exact problem was, tho.

Michael Flanakin | Microsoft Consulting Services
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2/21/2006 1:29 PM
 

Dear Flanakin

Thanks for your suggestion. Now I remember that I've something like this before. Firefox need a <div></div> tag around some items... I've also looked at the code...

<div id="dnn_ctr500_ModuleContent"><span id="dnn_ctr500_IFrame_lblIFrame"><iframe frameborder="no" src="http://www.stabiton.net/Portals/0/html/VanuitGent.htm" height="800px" width="100%" title="@ Givabo :: Reisroute vanuit Kortrijk - Oostende - Gent" name="@ Givabo :: Reisroute vanuit Kortrijk - Oostende - Gent" scrolling="auto">Uw browser ondersteunt geen frames</iframe></span></div>

It seems that my firefox is configured that he don't accept frames...

That's also the reason why I don't think it is in the my skin... because the Iframe runs in a container. I'm gone change my container and try to specify the height of the td-tag... style="height:100%". I don't think that a div-tag arround the content will help... Because there is allready a div-tag...  Have you a special reason why the Iframe runs in a span-tag?... And why is the height of the Iframe not 800px like I've set? (normally it must be 800px... and by me it's about 50px with the content of the htm file... )

I let you know if I found something... I'll appreciate if you've other suggestions...


Vriendelijke groeten
Gilbert Vanden Borre
 
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2/21/2006 1:46 PM
 
First off, using a height of 100% won't do anything - this is an HTML styling issue. The <span> is simply there because it was implemented using a Label control - this will be removed in the next version. I'm not sure why your height isn't 800px, mine is. Perhaps this is some setting you have in Firefox, as you eluded to with the other problem.

Let me clarify something: The iframe is displayed in Firefox for me, but it's positioned about 600px above the top of the screen - hence my positioning comment.

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