property for your frame? that would give you indication as to whether
the property you set to make overflow : hidden is taking effect or
being over-ridden by another property.
maybe you can post your code, can check and let you know what could be
wrong.
~Ashwin
On Thursday 23 February 2012 08:18:49 PM IST, bognekadje wrote:
> Hi Ashwin, thanks for reply,
>
> i already test that, but it don't work. I also test
> Frame.getelement().getStyle().setOverflow().
> I don't understand why.
>
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