setting frameset document with javascript

[49er]

Has anyone written a frameset page on the fly with javascript based on the browser detected? Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[iza]

document.write(&quot;<frameset cols=*,10><frame src=\&quot;whatever.htm\&quot;><......&quot

is that what you mean ? why do you want to detect the browser ?

 

[49er]

Thanks for the reply. I was on the right track but I left the actual frameset lines out of the script section. The reason I want to do this is because I have an online mapping application where I have constructed a toolbar. This toolbar &quot;sits&quot; right on top of the map (in a different frame). I want to adjust the dimensions of the toolbar frame slightly to account for the differences between nn and ie (nn requires a bit more space).

 

[iza]

you can rewrite the whole page with the document.write ... but i hope for you there must be a way to redimension frames once they are loaded - altough i remember a thread about redimensionning frames showing that it wasn't that easy ....
well if the document.write... tricks does what you want to, maybe it's not necessary to look for a more elegant solution ;-) !