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Asked: 2026-05-12T12:23:05+00:00

var urlname= ‘/a/b.php?company_name=’+company_name+’&series=’+series; document.getElementById(‘frame2′).innerHTML='<IFRAME HEIGHT=600px WIDTH=100% NORESIZE=NORESIZE SRC=’+urlname+’ NAME=aol FRAMEBORDER=0 ALIGN=ABSBOTTOM scrolling=no id=a1 name=a1

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var urlname= '/a/b.php?company_name='+company_name+'&series='+series;
document.getElementById('frame2').innerHTML='<IFRAME HEIGHT="600px" WIDTH="100%" NORESIZE="NORESIZE" SRC="'+urlname+'" NAME="aol" FRAMEBORDER="0" ALIGN="ABSBOTTOM" scrolling="no" id="a1" name="a1" onload="Javascript:heights('a1')"></IFRAME>';

I’m using this code but the function heights() is not running and it’s not showing any error too. What’s the right syntax to call a function with arguments in JavaScript. I’m new to it so don’t have much idea. Any help would be highly appreciated.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Where is the heights function located?

    You need to escape the most inner quotes and remove “javascript:”, eg replace onload="Javascript:heights('a1')" with onload="heights(\'a1\')"

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