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+3 A:

Take another good look what's happening here:

document.getElementById('confirmed_list').height = confirmed_list.document.body.scrollHeight

In this event handler, confirmed_list was never defined. I'm sure you mean document.getElementById( 'confirmed_list' ) here.

Anyway, a better solution is to use this, as it refers to the iframe:

this.height = this.document.body.scrollHeight

Harmen 2010-10-27 18:05:13

+1 for `this` ` `

Pekka 2010-10-27 18:07:37

Hehe, Pekka, you are _always_ about thirty or more seconds faster than I am ;)

Harmen 2010-10-27 18:08:35

Again breaks the code even more. onLoad calls after the iframe has loaded, thus the html element exists? (forgive me if that's wrong)

Ian Cant 2010-10-27 18:10:37

Ugh. Chrome seems to have *yet another* different way to access the contentDocument. Deleting my answer, I'm too lazy to research this right now :)

Pekka 2010-10-27 18:21:13

Style and Javascript Not Working