I have a function that displays a list extracted from a table using
document.write. In the displayed list I want to have a link that will
call the same function but display the list in reverse.
Click HERE to reverse
A
B
C
When HERE is clicked the page will redisplay as
Click HERE to reverse
C
B
A
One of the function's parameters will tell it the sequence to display.
My question is what is the best way to code the link? Clicking on HERE
will call a function.
I've tried <a href="javascrip t: xxx(xxx)">HERE</a> but it doesn't work.
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<de******@dcsi. net> wrote: I have a function that displays a list extracted from a table using
document.write. In the displayed list I want to have a link that will
call the same function but display the list in reverse.
Click HERE to reverse
A
B
C
When HERE is clicked the page will redisplay as
Click HERE to reverse
C
B
A
One of the function's parameters will tell it the sequence to display.
My question is what is the best way to code the link? Clicking on HERE
will call a function.
I've tried <a href="javascrip t: xxx(xxx)">HERE</a> but it doesn't work.
I have found what I think is the problem and I need to know if there is
a solution. The generated page is in an iFrame. Can a link in an iFrame
call a function in the parent page?
The page http://www.dcs-chico.com/~denmarks/amtrak.html will show the
structure of the page but the new code is not there yet. The link will
appear above the stations displayed in the right iFrame and will cause
them to be redisplayed in reverse.
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Yes of course a child frame can call a method in its parent or even in a
sibling frame. Just reference the window name that contains the desired
method.
In your case your call would simply be:
parent.xxx();
regards
Mike
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<de******@dcsi. net> wrote:
I have a function that displays a list extracted from a table using
document.write. In the displayed list I want to have a link that will
call the same function but display the list in reverse.
Click HERE to reverse
A
B
C
When HERE is clicked the page will redisplay as
Click HERE to reverse
C
B
A
One of the function's parameters will tell it the sequence to display.
My question is what is the best way to code the link? Clicking on HERE
will call a function.
I've tried <a href="javascrip t: xxx(xxx)">HERE</a> but it doesn't work.
I have found what I think is the problem and I need to know if there is
a solution. The generated page is in an iFrame. Can a link in an iFrame
call a function in the parent page?
The page http://www.dcs-chico.com/~denmarks/amtrak.html will show the
structure of the page but the new code is not there yet. The link will
appear above the stations displayed in the right iFrame and will cause
them to be redisplayed in reverse.
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Dennis M. Marks
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Dennis M. Marks wrote: I've tried <a href="javascrip t: xxx(xxx)">HERE</a> but it doesn't work.
Besides of the iFrame issue, please read the FAQ about `javascript :'
URIs and <3F************ **@PointedEars. de> about "doesn't work".
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