8 replies to this topic

[Zohar]

Hi


In many webpages, we have a TextArea element, and often its Height is not enough.

I am trying to change the Height of a TextArea,
and I succeed in changing the value,
however the Element does not "refresh" itself according to its new height..

Only If I drag it slightly, then it "jumps" to the Height that I set.

The code I have for now is this:

Local $TA   =$oIE.document.getElementById("textarea_id")
$TA.style.height="575px"

What do I need to add to make it work?


Thank you
Zohar

[FireFox]

Hi,
Try this :

Local $TA =$oIE.document.getElementById("textarea_id")
$TA.style.height="575px !important"

Br, FireFox.

[kylomas]

Zohar,

I believe that the IE object has a refresh method. So you might try

 $oie.refresh 

after you alter the property.

kylomas

[Zohar]

kylomas:

Thank you..

I need to do it on the current page, with its current content,
so Refreshing will not be a good solution for this here..
I need the page to remain as it is, without being refreshed..


FireFox:

Is this real?
To write the browser "!important"?
If yes, then it did not work...

[Myicq]

@Zohar: the !important is part of CSS. The styles on the page determine if it's needed or not.

[czardas]

Why resize it? Can't you just paste your text in there?

[Zohar]

@Zohar: the !important is part of CSS. The styles on the page determine if it's needed or not.

Hi Myicq
Thank you..
Weird that it doesn't work for me :/
When ran, it causes an Error..

Why resize it? Can't you just paste your text in there?

There's no ready-made text.
I want to use this when I type in a forum.

[czardas]

There's no ready-made text.
I want to use this when I type in a forum.

What's wrong with creating ready made text in an editor?

[hannes08]

If you need to resize a textbox you can use Google Chrome. The function is built in there.