Auto resizing an iframe to fit its contents

[bojomojo]

did that, still nothing

[Snookerman]

Alright, I'm on it. I'll make my own and try to make it work. Give me 10 minutes.

[bojomojo]

take all the time you need

[Snookerman]

Progress made: got it to work in IE, FF won't listen yet. I'll attach the three files as .txt files because I can't attach .html files. Just remove the .txt suffix and try it out:
mainpage.html.txt
iframpage1.html.txt
iframpage2.html.txt

Edit: Looking at the instructions (/* Sniffs for IE5+.*/) maybe this is made to work in IE only. Javascript is not really my thing so maybe someone can look at this script and make it work in other browsers.

[bojomojo]

ok will try it now, but i need something else, a lil thing:

i need to know who to make 4 example: dotmain.com/file.php?=www.google.com points to google.com??

what should the file.php contents be? i assume there are ready made scripts for that.. any help

[Snookerman]

I'm not much of a php whiz either but I think it should look like this:

<?php

echo $redirect;
header ("Location: $redirect");

?>

And the url:
index.php?redirect=www.google.com

Try it out and tell me if it works.

[Snookerman]

Back to the iframe problem, take a look at this script:

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/iframessi2.htm

BTW, did the php redirect work?

[molendijk]

Did you try this one?
===
Arie Molendijk.

[Snookerman]

Edit: nvm..

[bojomojo]

the php thing i am using for something complex, it should work as a redirect.. but i am using it to pipe an email from cpanel to a script on another domain, so it didnt work..

cPanel has a limitation that the piped script should be on the same account S: