Hi Randell, thanks for responding..I'll try make it more clear. Below:
"Randell D." <reply.via.news.group.only.thanks@fiprojects.moc > wrote in
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> JPL Verhey wrote:
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>> (i hope somebody (else) will read and have an idea! Thnx)
>> Hi,
>>
>> With a script in a popup window, I want to check if certain content
>> is
>> present in a page loaded into the frame "main" of the frameset in the
>> opener window.
>>
>> I started with something like this (what happens when the considions
>> are
>> met already works):
>>
>> if (
>> ..
>> && opener.window.frames['main'] ........................???
>> ..
>> )
>>
>> ...but have no idea how to proceed..and if this beginning is ok!
>> Assume
>> there is an image <img src= /photo.jpg> in that page in the 'main'
>> frame
>> of the opener window.. can I check that out with this script??
>>
>> Or are there other elements/text strings to check on if images wont
>> do
>> it?
>>
>> Most appreciated in advance.
>> &^%(
>> Thnx[/color]
>
> I roughly understand your question but am not strong enough with js
> skills to answer - perhaps others might be able to help but are not
> clear in what you are asking.
>
> Can you confirm - You have a popup window, and you want some method of
> checking the contents in the popup window, using a script from the
> parent window, true?[/color]
No.. First of all, the script is in the pop-up window. The pop-up page
is also refreshing itself with another script in the page, every second.
Evertime is refreshes, it checks with an if-statement the content in the
opener window (the window from which the pop-up was opened with
window.open).
At the moment it works, but only if the document in the opener window is
one single page without framesets. (ultimately the script much check in
a frameset page that is loaded in the opener..with .ASP generated
content) At the moment (and which works, as said) the if-statement is
returned true if a page called log3.htm is loaded in the opnener window.
This if-statement goes like this:
if
(
parent.opener
&& !parent.opener.closed
&& parent.opener.location.replace
&& parent.opener.location.href.match(/log3\.htm$/)
)
Ultimately it should not check on log3.htm (which is just my test
version here), but on an asp-generated content page that is loaded in a
frame "main" of the frameset of a page loaded in the opnener window at
one point. (So what happens basically, is that the user is clicking
links in the opnener window, while the refreshing pop-up keeps checking
if you already are "there" (when the if-statement returns true). What
happens after the if-statement returns true,,already works.. only this
little damn thingie!! ;)
I hope this made things more clear.. thanks to anyone with some ideas!
&%&^%
JPL
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>
> Are main and child both served from the same domain name? My guess is
> yes since you've said the 'if' conditions in your example above work.
>
> What do you want to check? Do you want to check if an image tag is
> present inthe popup window, and perhaps the name of the image source?
>
> If you can confirm the above someone else might be able to help out -
> by and large, they are a friendly resourceful bunch...
>
> randelld[/color]
