Thanks for you response Derrick, my last responses had the code, this
is only My desperate intent to tell people that something odd is
happening with the Iframes.
And Actually I tried to solve the problem, changing the position on
the javascript, it only works ( I mean the position) , when the div
align is not set on center, but problem is that the flex site is set
up to appear in the center, aesthetic reasons, other wise I don't
know how to set up the iFrame to appear inside the panel, which is in
the center of the flex.
About the other part of the code, well I didn't figured out...you
know more than me of this matter, I will check on it, but seems that
the only position to the Iframe to be inside the panel is with the
div of the flex without the alignment on the center, which I don't like.
Regards,
Gustavo
On May 13, 2008, at 2:18 PM, Derrick Anderson wrote:
i don't know what specific issues you are having with this, but I
can only be helpful in maybe helping you find the information you
need.
people here tend to respond to posts that don't make them 'think'
too much about what the problem really is, nobody has time for
that. They also seem to prefer helping people who have tried to
solve a problem on their own. Your last 2 posts about iframes
didn't include a single line of code nor did they describe at all
what steps you have taken to solve this problem for yourself.
I don't mean to sound preachy, I generally don't but I see from
reading posts that you have had issues with iframes for quite a
while now, and your most recent posts are not helping your cause...
