I've found a solution that I'm kind of happy with except Netscape act's
weird. I've added the folling code to my copy of LoadPanel:
LoadPanel.findLoadPanel = function(o) {
if (is.ns4) {
while (!o.lyrobj) o = o.__parent__;
}
else if (is.ie) {
while (!o.lyrobj) o = o.parentElement;
}
return o.lyrobj;
}
Then I use the following for a link in the HTML loaded into loadpanel:
<a href="javascript://"
onclick="LoadPanel.findLoadPanel(this).setURL('newpage.html')">click me</a>
This works perfectly in IE as far as I can tell. However Netscape has a
problem. It does successfully load the url into the correct LoadPanel. On
the down side it also opens a new window and says cannot find the server
<rubbish>. Does anyone know what is causing this to happen? I get the
impression that somewhere there is an object with a target or protocol
property = javascript:// which is causing the problem?
Cheers,
Cameron.
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