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automatic scroll bar in iFrame Hi there, I've got a little issue. Right now I'm opening up a new tab when someone double clicks on a row in my grid. // Grid Functions function doOnRowDoubleClicked(rowId, celInd) { var id = "a" + rowId; var title = myGrid.cells(rowId,1).getValue(); myTabbar.addTab(id,title); myTabbar.setHrefMode("iframes"); myTabbar.setContentHref(id, "/contact/index?contact_user_id=" + rowId); myTabbar.setTabActive(id); } The new tab that opens up has the following code: <div id="details_toolbar" width="100%" style="height:27px;padding-top:2px;"></div> // Build Toolbar for grid var gridToolbar = new dhtmlXToolbarObject("details_toolbar"); gridToolbar.setIconsPath("/media/icons/"); gridToolbar.loadXML("/xml/cmdetailstoolbar?user_id={$user->user_id}&r=" + new Date().getTime()); gridToolbar.attachEvent("onClick", doOnGridToolbarClick); Everything works mostly okay, except, the width isn't really 100%. It's automatically leaving room for a scroll bar. I tried to use the style overflow:hidden but it didn't work. Is there a way to do this? I see an enableScroll... method in the guide, but it didn't seem to have any effect when I used it. Thanks! Rachel Answer posted by Support on May 21, 2009 02:01 >>I tried to use the style overflow:hidden To which element you have such style assigned? To remove global scroll in iframe , such style need to be assigned to the body element of page, which loaded in iframe <style> body { overflow:hidden; } </style> Answer posted by Rachel H. on May 26, 2009 10:17 Worked like a charm. Thank you! |