IFrame in IE issues

[BrandonSternfield]

So I simply have :

<iframe src="http://www.topproducerwebsite.com/users/13467/downloads/bio.html#Intro" name="bioframe" id="bioframe" hspace="350" marginwidth="0" align="left" frameborder="0" height="1024" scrolling="no" width="350"></iframe>

(excuse the ugly src url, have I mentioned I hate Top Producer?)

i can get iframes to pop up in IE by itself, but I'm using javascript to change the iframe (it's just a bio page.. they do not want me to seo this section of the site, so I just tossed it together pretty fast) like so:

<a href="#" onmouseover="document.getElementById('bioframe').src='http://www.topproducerwebsite.com/users/13467/downloads/bio.html#Alex'">Alex Ende</a>

It works fine in Firefox (which is why I never knew it was broken ), but apparently in IE, the initial page loading doesn't even work with the iframe. I can go to the page by itself with IE just fine. And Top Producers WYSIWYG editor shows it when I leave the code section of it.

Anyone have any idea why an Iframe wouldn't work in IE, besides the common brackets and spelling?

[Aaron]

Are you talking IE 6 ?

- I tried that code out in IE 6 and it was working here. I don't have IE 7 - but the code seems like it should work just fine.

[ericbadgley]

From what I understan Ie7 has security features that do not allow some ifames to work properly

[Dave Kovaleski]

Ugh I use a bunch of iframes for my idx searches, how do I tell which version of IE I have so I can be sure my site is working?

[ChiliPepperWeb]

Go to the Help menu at the top and select "About Internet Explorer".

[BrandonSternfield]

Actually, I solved the problem. It wasn't actually an iframe issue, it was the page I was trying to use, TP still puts their header... so it was larger then I was planning on. Just uploaded an html doc I made for it.