How would I make an iframe's height adjust to the content within it? I assume you'd calculate the difference between the content height and iframe height (something I don't know how to do) and use that with a while loop t开发者_Python百科o increment a variable to use as a height, but I can't wrap my head around how to actually do these things. Before asking: yes, the content in the frame is from my site. Not cross-domain.
Not quite sure why you want to use an iframe and not a dynamic div filled, say, via ajax, but:
Put the content within the iframe into a div, then get the height of the div. I'd suggest using jquery like so:
$("#divId").height();
But if you can't use jquery, you should be able to use this:
document.getElementById("divId").offsetHeight;
Then you'd need to set the iframe's height to whatever you got.
jquery:
$("#iframeId").height($("#divId").height());
regular js:
document.getElementById("iframeId").style.height =
document.getElementById("divId").offsetHeight;
<iframe id="moo" src="something.html"><iframe>
<script>
function onContentChange(){
var NewSize=$('moo').getScrollSize();
$('moo').setStyles({
width: NewSize.x,
height: NewSize.y
});
}
</script>
and inside the somthing.html, on the bottom or onload event do something on the lines of
window.parent.window.onContentChange()
Render dynamically the iframe in javascript once the container element("td1") has been drawn.
<script type="text/javascript">
var iframesrc = "@Href("~/about")";
function init() {
var vHeight = document.getElementById("td1").offsetHeight;
document.getElementById("td1").innerHTML="<iframe style=\"width:100%; height:" + vHeight + "px\" src=\"" + iframesrc + "\"></iframe>";
}
window.onload = init;
</script>
...
<td id="td1" style="width: 100%; height:100%;">
</td>
Here's a solution using jQuery:
$('#iframe').height($('#iframe').contents().find('body').height());
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