Hello everyone, just wanna share something I noticed about setting static height on iFrame deployment codes. If your Datapage still has that scrollbar then it still requires more height but there are some instances that we don't want to extend the iFrame size since it will also affect the page where we are deploying it at, then you can use the attribute:
scrolling = "no"
It should look something like this when applied to the iFrame deployment code.
<iframename="No Scroll iFrame DP"title="No Scroll iFrame DP"src="DataPage_URL"style="width:50%;height:1500px;"scrolling="no">Sorry, but your browser does not support frames.</iframe>
I hope this helps for those that will encounter this!
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Hello everyone, just wanna share something I noticed about setting static height on iFrame deployment codes. If your Datapage still has that scrollbar then it still requires more height but there are some instances that we don't want to extend the iFrame size since it will also affect the page where we are deploying it at, then you can use the attribute:
scrolling = "no"
It should look something like this when applied to the iFrame deployment code.
I hope this helps for those that will encounter this!
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