ejay
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Bingo!the offsetWidth and offsetHeight seem to give the correct answers!Cheers!I'm using the actual name of the control instead of a generic object (ie. Viewer1.offsetWidth instead of using document.getElementId() ), so it seems odd (to me) that they don't come up in intellisense! But they work!Thanks everyone for your help
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well...I'm looking "up" the DOM , I see no sizes on the <td>, nor on the <tr>, 100%/100% on the <table>, nothing on the <body>, nothing on the html. the whole page is inside a frame, if that helps.Cheers,ejay
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Heya:I've got an OBJECT (i.e. an active-X control) whose height and width are set to 100%. For some reason, the contol isn't sizing properly. I tried adding javascript to get the actual height/width, but it keeps returning "100%", not the pixel size. The control is nested in a <td> inside a <tr> inside a <table>. How do I find out what the containing control's size is so I can explicitly set the OBJECT's size to that? TIAejay