ehouben

Sorry, I seemed to be to tired to read when i posted that. It was on css-tricks so i assumed a css solution. It’s actually a snippet;

http://css-tricks.com/snippets/html/get-rid-of-white-flash-when-iframe-loads/

There is another solution at the 6th comment of this. Looks alot like the function you included to hide the page until loaded. But am i correct to asume that this function currenty only works when using direct jquery include (your bottom set of options)?

I voted a 5/5 and left an honest review. It was really the least I could do to thank you for all your help. I will let you know if run into any issues after further testing.

Ok, tested again. Results are good, if somewhat inconsistend (see 1);

1. On first page-load, clicking reply, followed by ‘load more’ seemed to disable the resize on load more. Refreshing the page strangely solved this, after the refresh both options worked in perfect harmony. edit: I ran into this issue twice, but have since been unable to reproduce it in further testing.

2. The ‘read more’ option no longer resizes the iframe height, most likely because the ‘is jquery’ option needs to be turned off for the ‘reply’ resize to work

3. Resizing no longer causes the page to jump to top 🙂

Overall, this seems to be a huge step forward.

Tested it a moment ago and it does some strange things now;

1. Resize on click does not take place when ‘reply’ button is clicked. It does however resize when i click outside the activity stream (page margin) after clicking the reply button.

2. Clicking load more still resizes (jquery resize), but it gives system popup saying; the page on *url* reports; Ajax

3. On a related note; When i click inside the reply box (which opens after clicking the reply button), the page also resizes. This causes it to jump to the top of the framed page, making it very confusing as this lands the user on top of the main activity update box.

I’m using Chrome. For me, when i click the last reaction on the activity stream, it pushes the load more button below the border. The reply box itself is also half below the border.

My fault; membership enabled. Let me just switch that off for you 😉
Should be fine now.

Just tested this and I have to say I’m impressed. The iframe now resizes perfectly on the activity stream ‘load more’ (which is realy the most important). It does not resize when an activity comment box appears, nor when a single activity item is expanded because ‘read more’ is clicked. I’m guesing these functions may not use jquery?