DIV element in firefox

[tweety]

I have a Rich text editor which is a DIV element. I am not able to
capture the value of this element.i am working in firefox browser.

alert(window._c ontent.document .getElementById ("RTEContent")) ;
This alert message gives "null".

The DIV element is declared in a IFRAME.
Have i missed somthing in referring to the div element? Help me.

[lukes555]

I might well be wrong, but from my (limited) experience dealing with
DIVs (and other elements for that matter) -
alert(document. getElementById( "RTEContent").v alue) should work.
Provided you replace the ".value" property with whatever it is you are
trying to access.

I am sure I am wrong, there's no way it could be that simple...

[Martin Honnen]

tweety wrote:

I have a Rich text editor which is a DIV element. I am not able to
capture the value of this element.i am working in firefox browser.
Mozilla only supports editable iframes where the designMode property is
set to on. It is not possible to have only a single div that is editable.
alert(window._c ontent.document .getElementById ("RTEContent")) ;
This alert message gives "null".

The DIV element is declared in a IFRAME.

Give that frame a name attribute e.g.
<iframe name="iframeNam e"
then you can script e.g.
var iframe = window.frames.i frameName;
if (iframe && iframe.document && iframe.document .getElementById ) {
var div = iframe.document .getElementById ('RTEContent');
if (div) {
// now use div here
}
}

--

Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[Morgan]

>The DIV element is declared in a IFRAME.

Have i missed somthing in referring to the div element? Help me.

I might be totally wrong, but with windows other than the main one, you
have to either access by the array or by name. While I think firefox
allows for getElementById( ); method, you should use window.frames[]
instead so you can also support Internet Explorer.

Name your div RTEContent like you did with Id

Then if you use alert(window.fr ames['RTEContent']);
you should get a referance to the iframe.

[tweety]

The problem is with XPCNativeWrappe r. In the alert statement the object
is displayed as object XPCNativewrappe r[object HtmlDivElement]

In the chrome the XPCNativeWrappe r=yes by default for Firefox 1.5

How do i over write this to XPCNativewrappe r=no?

Is there a solution that could be used in the javascript code to
access the dom objects?
does this always happen with iframe?

I referreed to the documentation in mozilla site and tried out
explicit XPCNativewrappe r
but does not work.

[tweety]

The problem is with XPCNativeWrappe r. In the alert statement the object
is displayed as object XPCNativewrappe r[object HtmlDivElement]

In the chrome the XPCNativeWrappe r=yes by default for Firefox 1.5

How do i over write this to XPCNativewrappe r=no?

Is there a solution that could be used in the javascript code to
access the dom objects?
does this always happen with iframe?

I referreed to the documentation in mozilla site and tried out
explicit XPCNativewrappe r
but does not work.