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Try changing the scrolling attribute to yes instead of auto. Although this is not the correct solution as auto uses scrollbars if needed but this is a quick fix
And I feel that HTML-JavaScript forum would be a better option for this as this is not a JSTL code...
If you want the scrollbar to show up, try to do the scrolling the page itself and not with the iframe. Give the div a height and set the overflow to scroll.
vertical scroll bar appears when content is above the height. but it also appears when content is withinn the height of iframe.
so i changed 'auto' for scrolling attribute, now vertical scroll bar successfully disappears disappears when not needed in IE. but appears in Mozilla. it should also be disappeard in mozilla when it is not needed.
Scrolling issues in IFrames are generally because of content and not container. FireFox will often add additional padding and/or margins to the document you are calling within your IFrame. Try focusing there - by adding something like:
Or try outlining your document. You may see margins in FF and not in IE (or vice-versa).