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How can I know the height of certain layer?
See, I defined my layer as:
<DIV id="mylayer" style="width:100px left:100px top 100px">SomeText</DIV>
For some reasons, I can't set its height at designtime. But I will have to
use its height property. How can I do this?
I've tried document.all.mylayer.style.height, but this won't work.
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Re: How can I know the height of certain layer?
First, you need to use semicolons to delimit the properties, although I don't
know if this holds true in inline styles. I always link my stylesheets.
Easier to manage the content. You can use in the head:
#mylayer {height: 50px; width:100px; left: 50px;
cursor: n-resize}
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<DIV ID="mylayer">do de do BLAH!</DIV>
Try Danny Goodman's Dynamic HTML , O'Reilly. Great book.
"Funda Wang" <helphand@netease.com> wrote:
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>See, I defined my layer as:
>
><DIV id="mylayer" style="width:100px left: 50px top 100px">SomeText</DIV>
>
>For some reasons, I can't set its height at designtime. But I will have
to
>use its height property. How can I do this?
>
>I've tried document.all.mylayer.style.height, but this won't work.
>
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