I have document with an iframe in it. I'm able to call a javascript
function in the main-document from the javascript inside the
iframe-document. I have difficulties to do the other way round, i.e. to
call a function in the iframe-document from javascript in the main-document.
TIA
Christian 5 94261
"Christian Radermacher" <ra***@inwind.i t> schreef in bericht
news:C9******** *************@n ews1.tin.it... I have document with an iframe in it. I'm able to call a javascript function in the main-document from the javascript inside the iframe-document. I have difficulties to do the other way round, i.e. to call a function in the iframe-document from javascript in the
main-document.
The following works with IE, Opera 7 and Mozilla when both pages are hosted
on the same domain/environment:
d = document;
f = d.frames ? d.frames['frameName'] : d.getElementByI d('frameId');
p = f.document || f.contentWindow .document;
p.functionName( );
JW
Christian Radermacher wrote: I have document with an iframe in it. I'm able to call a javascript function in the main-document from the javascript inside the iframe-document. I have difficulties to do the other way round, i.e. to call a function in the iframe-document from javascript in the main-document.
Use
<iframe name="iframeNam e"
and then
if (window.frames. iframeName && window.frames.i frameName.funct ionName) {
window.frames.i frameName.funct ionName();
}
--
Martin Honnen http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
Christian Radermacher wrote: I have document with an iframe in it. I'm able to call a javascript function in the main-document from the javascript inside the iframe-document. I have difficulties to do the other way round, i.e. to call a function in the iframe-document from javascript in the main-document.
Use
<iframe name="iframeNam e"
and then
if (window.frames. iframeName && window.frames.i frameName.funct ionName) {
window.frames.i frameName.funct ionName();
}
--
Martin Honnen http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
I've got the same problem as Christian..
When i use the functioncall window.frames.c ontens.alerter( 'dsa') (in then
iFrame called contens, and the function called alerter) i get this message
in the FireFox Javascript Console:
Error: window.frames.c ontens has no properties
The script wors fine in IE (or rather: a variant of it) som the frame name
and fuction is right.
How was it solved?
Hi,
In article
<aa************ *************** ***@localhost.t alkaboutprogram ming.com>, Nec
wrote: When i use the functioncall window.frames.c ontens.alerter( 'dsa') (in then iFrame called contens, and the function called alerter) i get this message in the FireFox Javascript Console:
Error: window.frames.c ontens has no properties
The script wors fine in IE (or rather: a variant of it) som the frame name and fuction is right.
The parent page of the IFrame needs to contain the functions called by a
page loaded into the IFrame.
I hope it helps,
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