Dynamically change the height of the IFrame, to achieve the automatic extension of the IFrame, the parent page also automatically shrink How it works: when an IFrame child page loads, the parent IFrame object is called, changing its height Specific implementation 1: 1. Add JavaScript to a specific IFrame page (that is, a child page)
<script>
function IFrameResize(){
//alert(this.document.body.scrollHeight); // Pops up the height of the current page
var obj = parent.document.getElementById("childFrame"); //Gets the parent page IFrame object
//alert(obj.height); // The parent page pops up IFrame Height set in
obj.height = this.document.body.scrollHeight; //Adjust the height of the IFrame in the parent page for this page
}
</script>
2. Add the onload event to the body of the IFrame’s concrete page (that is, the child page)
<body onload="IFrameResize()">
3. Add an ID to the IFrame tag of the parent page, which is the childFrame written to in line 2 of the method body in the first step above
<IFRAME border=0 marginWidth=0
frameSpacing=0 marginHeight=0
src="frame1.jsp" frameBorder=0
noResize scrolling="no" width=100% height=100% vspale="0" id="childFrame"></IFRAME>
Specific realization 2:
//Dynamically changes the height of the parent iframe
//Js called by the iframe page
$(function(){
//Take the height of the window
var winH = $(window).height();
//Take the height of the page
var bodyH = $(document).height();
if(bodyH > winH){
window.parent.document.getElementById("mainFrame").height=bodyH;
}else{
window.parent.document.getElementById("mainFrame").height=winH;
}
});
The iframe of the parent page is
<iframe src="main.action" height="700" frameborder="0" width="100%" id="mainFrame" name="mainFrame"></iframe>