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I have the following code that I found online to resize an iFrame based on the height of its contents. If you look at the resize() method, I've added an alert("resizing " + id) line, for another test purpose. What I've noticed is that the code properly resizes the iFrame w/ the added alert(), but doesn't w/o the alert(). Can anyone explain or give suggestions on how to fix it? I need the resize to work, but w/o the extra alert().

Code:
/*************************************************************
 *    DYNIFS - Dynamic IFrame Auto Size v1.0.0
 *
 *    Copyright (C) 2006, Markus (phpMiX)
 *    This script is released under GPL License.
 *    Feel free to use this script (or part of it) wherever you need
 *    it ...but please, give credit to original author. Thank you. :-)
 *    We will also appreciate any links you could give us.
 *    http://www.phpmix.org
 *
 *    Enjoy! ;-)
*************************************************************/

var DYNIFS = {
    // Storage for known IFrames.
    iframes: {},
    // Here we save any previously installed onresize handler.
    oldresize: null,
    // Flag that tell us if we have already installed our onresize handler.
    ready: false,
    // The document dimensions last time onresize was executed.
    dim: [-1,-1],
    // Timer ID used to defer the actual resize action.
    timerID: 0,
    // Obtain the dimensions (width,height) of the given document.
    getDim: function(d) {
        var w=200, h=200, scr_h, off_h;
        if( d.height ) { return [d.width,d.height]; }
        with( d.body ) {
            if( scrollHeight ) { h=scr_h=scrollHeight; w=scrollWidth; }
            if( offsetHeight ) { h=off_h=offsetHeight; w=offsetWidth; }
            if( scr_h && off_h ) h=Math.max(scr_h, off_h);
        }
        return [w,h];
    },
    // This is our window.onresize handler.
    onresize: function() {
        // Invoke any previously installed onresize handler.
        if( typeof this.oldresize == 'function' ) { this.oldresize(); }
        // Check if the document dimensions really changed.
        var dim = this.getDim(document);
        if( this.dim[0] == dim[0] && this.dim[1] == dim[1] ) return;
        // Defer the resize action to prevent endless loop in quirksmode.
        if( this.timerID ) return;
        this.timerID = setTimeout('DYNIFS.deferred_resize();', 10);
    },
    // This is where the actual IFrame resize is invoked.
    deferred_resize: function() {
        // Walk the list of known IFrames to see if they need to be resized.
        for( var id in this.iframes ) this.resize(id);
        // Store resulting document dimensions.
        this.dim = this.getDim(document);
        // Clear the timer flag.
        this.timerID = 0;
    },
    // This is invoked when the IFrame is loaded or when the main window is resized.
    resize: function(id) {
    alert("resizing " + id);
        // Browser compatibility check.
        if( !window.frames || !window.frames[id] || !document.getElementById || !document.body )
            return;
        // Get references to the IFrame window and layer.
        var iframe = window.frames[id];
        var div = document.getElementById(id);
        if( !div ) return;
        // Save the IFrame id for later use in our onresize handler.
        if( !this.iframes[id] ) {
            this.iframes[id] = true;
        }
        // Should we inject our onresize event handler?
        if( !this.ready ) {
            this.ready = true;
            this.oldresize = window.onresize;
            window.onresize = new Function('DYNIFS.onresize();');
        }
        // This appears to be necessary in MSIE to compute the height
        // when the IFrame'd document is in quirksmode.
        // OTOH, it doesn't seem to break anything in standards mode, so...
        if( document.all ) div.style.height = '0px';
        // Resize the IFrame container.
        var dim = this.getDim(iframe.document);
        div.style.height = (dim[1]) + 'px';
    }
};