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Name: Chip Johns
Location: Savannah Georgia
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Just curious? Doesn't this kind of bypass the need for an iframe? It sounds like you
have quite a few files that are going to load into one document? is there a reason
you are loading them into an iframe and not just onto the page?
If you have a lot of content in iframes it is going to have a negative effect on
search enginge ranking, if you are looking for search einge traffic this is going
to make it dificult for the spiders to find this info..?
IMO Seanneo I would have to reconsider using iframes.
But with that said. I don't think there is a way. the only thing that I can think of,
and this would be difficult if you have tons of pages, but here we go.
If you are calling pages either through a database, or even handcoding your
url's using a string query on each, why not add another variable for the iframe
height and set it on the fly for each page.!? ?
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