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uhm...<br />
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or<br />
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top.document.ody.clientWid<wbr />th
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An in all cases IE will not allow you to look at that value until AFTER the body tag.<br />
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CJ: top.document.body ??? would there be a body in a frameset???<br />

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An in all cases IE will not allow you to look at that value until AFTER the body tag.

CJ: top.document.body ??? would there be a body in a frameset???


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Just what I needed thatks.<br />
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PS I prefer the if (window.document &amp;&amp;&nbsp;windown.document.body) ... method to determine whgat I can use than the if netscape - this way I get what features work with browsers I have not thought of.<br />

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Just what I needed thatks.

PS I prefer the if (window.document && windown.document.body) ... method to determine whgat I can use than the if netscape - this way I get what features work with browsers I have not thought of.


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I can find screen.width and screen.height but this is the size of the display. &nbsp;I want to find the size of the window that I am actually operating in. &nbsp;<br />
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I assumed it would be window.width but no.<br />
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In Netscape there is window.innerWidth which is just waht I want. &nbsp;What is the equivalent in MSIE.?
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I can find screen.width and screen.height but this is the size of the display.  I want to find the size of the window that I am actually operating in.  

I assumed it would be window.width but no.

In Netscape there is window.innerWidth which is just waht I want.  What is the equivalent in MSIE.?

how do I find the active Window's width and height

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