Firefox iframe trouble

[suranjay]

Hi All!
We have a webapp running in Resin using Wicket 1.3.
We used an iframe in one of our pages, for credit card 3D authentication, so that the visible URL won't change.

<iframe id="ifrm" name="ifrm" src="images/3DForm.html" frameborder="0" >
</frame>

This seems to be working fine, except that in Firefox 2.0, the height attribute is all crazy.
If we set height="100%" or "auto", the frame opens up with a height of abt 2 inches.
Setting a pixel count as height increases height, but since it's not dynamic, doesn't really give us what we want. (Since there are a frew more pages of varying sizes that are displayed on thgis iframe.) Setting the inline style attributes 'height' didn't help either.

But on IE 6, setting height=100% or 'auto' seems to work fine.

Any help u cud give us on this wud be greatly appreciated.

Or, if anyone knows a better way to go for 3D Auth, without changing the address-bar url, pls let us know. Thank you!

[jscheuer1]

IE 6 is odd, most browsers would do it the way that FF is doing it. You really should just load the page and not worry about the URL. If you must mask the URL, use a frameset.