JF <jf***@ics.muni .cz> wrote:
I need to change the location of the parent window and after
that scroll a little bit (because of "position:fixed " css buttons,
which obscure the title).
I have
window.opener.l ocation.href = "newhreflab el";
window.opener.s crollBy(0, -25);
The newhreflabel may point to the same document or load
a new one (another chapter).
There is a problem is with timing, T think I need to
serialize those two instructions.
However, the window.opener.d ocument.onload does not seem to
be trigered by href change. Is there any other way how to
do it - or I have ti all wrong?
One approach could be to use anchors in your documents.
In your 'body.htm' file:
<a name="myanchor" >...</a>
Then in your 'contents.htm' file:
window.opener.l ocation.href = "body.htm#myanc hor";
To reload to another document, you can use:
window.opener.l ocation.href = "otherdocument. htm";
or
window.opener.l ocation.href = "otherdocument. htm#otheranchor ";
It 's not strictly necessary (though maybe better practice) that this
code goes inside <body onLoad="...">. Just putting it in a <script>
section should do it as well.
A change of XXX.location.hr ef could be called from 'body.htm' as well
as from 'contents.htm' as long as they reside on the same domain.
--
Bart
