Posted by Spartanicus on 03/24/06 18:28

"Chris Ianson" <notme@hotmail.com> wrote:

>>> Try my link below in a browser
>>
>> Umm, what link?
>
>http://www.cjse.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/misc/A1master.htm

That's actually a clever trick you're trying to pull there,
unfortunately it's to clever.

Afaik browser behaviour for what you are trying to do is undefined. It
sort of works in IE and FF, it does nothing in Opera. The fact that the
mother document is also repositioned in the viewport when one of the
links in the iframe is clicked is something you cannot fix.

The proper way to scroll the image in the iframe is by using the
scrollbar, point that out to users via a text prompt if you're worried
that they won't get it.

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Spartanicus

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