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Set height of Div element (for all browsers)

Asked by dds110 in JavaScript, Web Languages/Standards, Web Browsers

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Hi all,

Please see the attached code snippet.  I'm trying to resize a div element to take up all available screen space to minimize scroll bars.  This works fine in IE but  not in NN or FF.  Can anyone push me in the right direction?

Thanks,

dds

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function resizeContent()
{
    var NS = document.all;
    try
    {
        document.getElementById("divContent").style.height=(!NS)?window.innerHeight - 85:document.body.clientHeight - 85;
        //document.getElementById("tdContent").style.height=(!NS)?window.innerHeight - 101:document.body.clientHeight - 101;
    }
    catch(err){alert(err);}
}
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Zones: JavaScript, Web Languages/Standards, Web Browsers
Tags: javascript height property of div cross browser compatibility, IE, NN, FF
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Solution Provided By: ankitkumar29
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