[thelist] iframe as big as necessary?

Wed Mar 31 09:46:18 CST 2004

I would imagine you could best do this with Server Side Includes.

Make the list of data an "page fragment" (e.g. just the data, no <head> 
or <body> tags, etc.), and use SSI to include it in the appropriate 
pages on both sites.  The iFrame seems unnecessary as what you really 
want here is to embed the list in the HTML of another page.

Um... that's assuming SSI works cross-server, which I _think_ it does.

Steve

On Mar 30, 2004, at 5:30 AM, Jason Handby wrote:

> I have a page on my website (let's call it
> http://www.A.com/default.aspx). I want to include on that page a list 
> of
> links to news articles. I have that list of links as a page hosted on
> another site (call it http://www.B.com/news.aspx). So what I've done is
> to include an iframe on my page on site A, with the src attribute set 
> to
> the URL of my page on site B.
>
> So far so good. The thing is, what I'd really like is for the iframe to
> be as big (= high) as required to accommodate the content of the news
> page. I don't ever want the iframe to display scroll bars, or clip....

> So is there any way I can specify that an iframe should be as big as it
> needs to be?