Re: Is there a work around for javascript setExpression to work for IE8?
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I am sorry Eric, while copying the code it missed few lines. I am copying it again here.
The function is used here to remove an elements contents and append an iframe to it. In IE7 it is working properly. But when I run it in IE8 standared mode, it does not work since the ofsetHeight property of the areaElement shows invalid value or a false value. hence that element is not in actual place when I view the webpage in browser. Is there a work around to set ofsetHeight before appending child element or any other atribute? I tried pixelHeight Height etc.
function CreateArea(areaElement)
{
var areaName = areaElement.getAttribute('name').toLowerCase();
var ob = eframe.document.createElement('');
ob.frameBorder = 0;
ob.scrolling = 'no';
ob.id = 'mta' + areaName;
ob.mtaName = areaName;
ob.allowTransparency = true;
ob.marginHeight = 0;
ob.marginWidth = 0;
var ca = areaElement.innerHTML;
areaElement.innerHTML = ';
areaElement.appendChild(ob);
I am sorry Eric, while copying the code it missed few lines. I am copying it again here.
The function is used here to remove an elements contents and append an iframe to it. In IE7 it is working properly. But when I run it in IE8 standared mode, it does not work since the ofsetHeight property of the areaElement shows invalid value or a false value. hence that element is not in actual place when I view the webpage in browser. Is there a work around to set ofsetHeight before appending child element or any other atribute? I tried pixelHeight Height etc.
function CreateArea(areaElement)
{
var areaName = areaElement.getAttribute('name').toLowerCase();
var ob = eframe.document.createElement('');
ob.frameBorder = 0;
ob.scrolling = 'no';
ob.id = 'mta' + areaName;
ob.mtaName = areaName;
ob.allowTransparency = true;
ob.marginHeight = 0;
ob.marginWidth = 0;
var ca = areaElement.innerHTML;
areaElement.innerHTML = ';
areaElement.appendChild(ob);
ob.style.width = '100%';
//ob.style.height = '100%';
mAreas[mAreas.length] = new objContentArea(areaName,ca);
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}
