Endless loop if both JS files are added

[porduna]

I have three HTML files:

• inner.html (which has a iframeResizer.contentWindow.js)
• outer.html (which has both js files)
• superouter.html (which has a iframeResizer.js)

Each one contains the other. Both inner.html and superouter.html work as expected, but outer.html enters in an endless loop.

I see that changing msgId, it works. In a similar scenario I have:

• multijs_superouter.html with the regular iframeResizer.js
• multijs_outer.html with the regular iframeResizer.contentWindow.js but a modified iframeResizer.js where only msgId is changed
• multijs_inner.html with the modified iframeResizer.contentWindow.js

Here, the three files work as expected. But I'd like to avoid changing the JS files in every update, if possible. Is there anything I'm missing? Is there any other way to make this scenario work?

Thank you,

[davidjbradshaw]

Do your iFrames have IDs on them?

[porduna]

They didn't. Now they have and I'm using iFrameResize({ ... }, "#outer") with same results.

[davidjbradshaw]

Oh the HTML tag, not the JS call.

[porduna]

You mean:

<iframe id="inner" src="inner.html" width="100%" ></iframe>

? Yep, I added that in the last comment and additionally used the "#inner" in the call.

[davidjbradshaw]

What happens in the endless loop? Which browser? Does the nested example work for you?

[porduna]

Google Chrome v35, Firefox 24 and Firefox 29 under Linux.

Sorry, hadn't seen the nested example. Same problem: it works well when opening the top frame and then clicking on the Nested link. But opening the nested frame directly, there is an endless loop where the height is being continuously increased.

[davidjbradshaw]

Oh now I understand the issue. Will take a look.

[davidjbradshaw]

Does this work for you now?

http://davidjbradshaw.com/iframe-resizer/example/frame.nested.html?1

[porduna]

Both in Firefox and Chrome it does not enter in a loop anymore. In Chrome it works perfectly, but in Firefox the iframe is not properly resized (see screenshot).

[davidjbradshaw]

Bugger seems FireFox has a function stack scoping bug in it JS implementation. Can you give it another go.

D.

[porduna]

Thank you! It works like a charm in Chrome, Firefox 24 and 29. Thank you!

[davidjbradshaw]

Cool will publish the fix shortly as v2.5.1