Hello everybody,

we have a page with defines a frameset, in the upper frame search items are 
shown, and in the lower one the search result.

To have more place for the search results, a button is shown, which hides 
the search items by setting the height of the upper frame to 0. And another 
click restores the previous height. Here is the event handler:

	<script Language="javascript">
	var SearchVisible=true;
	</script>
.....

<img name="imgSearch" src="../images/LensOff.gif" alt="Suchbegriffe 
ausblenden" border="0" hspace="5" 
onclick="if(SearchVisible==true){SearchVisible=false;imgSearch.src='../images/LensOn.gif';imgSearch.alt='Suchbegriffe 
einblenden';window.parent.document.all.item(8).rows='0,*'}else{SearchVisible=true;imgSearch.src='../images/LensOff.gif';imgSearch.al
t='Suchbegriffe 
ausblenden';window.parent.document.all.item(8).rows='76,*'}">

The collection "all" has on its 8. position the tag "FRAMESET", wich 
attribute 'ROWS' I can change by this way.

This works fine with Internet-Explorer, because it knows the collection 
'all'. Netscape doesn't !!! (I havn't found anything like this)

Is there any other possibility to change any tag with netscape, or to solve 
this problem by another way ??

It's very important for us, so I would thank you very much, if you have a 
solution for us...

With best regards,

Tilman Riediger