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Already here, I'm confused. You want readers of your post to go to
another BBS? Then why post here?
Question: iframe onfocus problem in mozilla browser
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I have developed one multiple text editor, its working fine with IE6 but
not in mozilla browser.In mozilla browser iframe onfocus is not
working,
could you help me out in solving this problem.
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swathi
Can you read the comp.lang.javascript FAQ first as requested by Randy
too? Then can you post back in here a clear, concise description of what
you are trying to do (webpage requirements, analysis) and then an url
where we can examine your code.
Also, are you aware that onfocus does not apply to iframe?
"This [onfocus] attribute may be used with the following elements: A,
AREA, LABEL, INPUT, SELECT, TEXTAREA, and BUTTON."
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interac...l#adef-onfocus
So, your page rendering may rely here on browsers' internal error
handling mechanisms and they can change at any time (browser versions)
since they are not part of W3C web standards to begin with. IE 6 may
render onfocus for iframe while an IE 6.1 release might not, while an IE
7 release might not.
You may register a focus event listener on the window object of the
iframed document. In any case, you still need to untangle and to clarify
several issues before we can reach that point.
What is important to first know and understand is what you're trying to
do and to not assume a particular web design or some particular code or
code design which *should* work.
DU