bmckenzie wrote:
>
> I'm using a Thickbox iframe to display HTML pages containing Flash movies.
>
> The thickbox appears on top of other Flash elements (buttons) contained in
> another iframe. I find that on some computers, the Flash underneath shows
> through the Flash in the thickbox (I'm guessing this is because the
> computer's video card isn't up to the job).
>
> So, I thought it would be a good idea to make the button swfs in the
> iframe invisible after thickbox is called. This works fine:
>
> function playSwf(myURL, W, H, title){ //this script is in the iframe that
> contains flash buttons
>
> //make thickbox play in parent window from iframe
> var myW = W || 730;
> var myH = H || 480;
> var myTitle = title || null;
> var myQS = '?TB_iframe=true&width=' + myW + '&height='+ myH;;
> myURL += myQS;
> parent.TB_show(myTitle, myURL)
>
> // make Flash elements in this iframe invisible
> var myLinkSwfs=$('.replaceSwf');
> myLinkSwfs.css({visibility:'hidden'});
>
> }
>
> But I can't figure out how to make those swfs visible again when the user
> closes the thickbox iframe. Presumably, I need to add some lines to the
> thickbox TB_remove function, but I can't come up with the syntax by which
> to address those elements from outside the iframe. :-(
>
> Thx.
>
> Bruce
>
>
>
>
>
I figured I may as well post the answer in case someone else runs into this.
function restoreSwfs(){
var myElem = document.getElementById('iframeID').contentDocument;
var myLinkSwfs = $('.replaceSwf' , myElem );
myLinkSwfs.css({visibility:'visible'});
}
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