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From: Ben on 18 Aug 2008 17:35
Perhaps I'm not understanding the "Height" option on the web page
viewer web part. I have a sharepoint page I'm inserting into and I set
the height to "No. Adjust height to fit zone" for my web part. However
when the page loads the web part it's only about 200 pixels high. I
guess I don't want it to adjust to the zone but to the actual size of
the external page. H

ow do I do this? The page I'm inserting has dynamic heights so picking
a specific height isn't really an option I want to entertain.
From: JD on 18 Aug 2008 22:19
I've struggled with this also - I've never come up with a good way to do it.
It doesn't work the way you would expect, as you have found. The only thing
I've found is to set the height to a large number to avoid having the double
scroll bars.

It displays the page in an iframe, and I've seen javascript code around (not
Sharepoint specific) that will dynamically resize the iframe to match the
page size, but things have to be set up just quite right for it to work
because the browser will try to block it due to cross site scripting rules.

"Ben" <beneubank(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Perhaps I'm not understanding the "Height" option on the web page
> viewer web part. I have a sharepoint page I'm inserting into and I set
> the height to "No. Adjust height to fit zone" for my web part. However
> when the page loads the web part it's only about 200 pixels high. I
> guess I don't want it to adjust to the zone but to the actual size of
> the external page. H
>
> ow do I do this? The page I'm inserting has dynamic heights so picking
> a specific height isn't really an option I want to entertain.


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