I had exactly the same issue. Are we the only ones using Greybox for
more than fancy image popups? Whatever... The short answer is:
top.frames[0].frames[0].document.getElementById
('idofyourformelement').focus()
called from within the Greybox, although that should not matter.
Assuming you have only one main page and call Greybox from that.
With top.frames[0] (of type window) you have access to the Greybox-
Loader (loader_frame.html) that in turn loads the actual page within
an iframe. Hence the .frames[0] - thing. From that, you can apply the
usual stuff to get things working. Unfortunately the iframe for
loading the page does not have a name; otherwise one could use that.
The problem is, if you really want to focus right after loading, it is
next to impossible due to crazy race conditions. I tried to add the
code directly after Greybox gets created in loader_frame.html - it did
not work. Even with the onload event in the page that the Greybox
load, did not solve the problem. Therefore I can only recommend using
something like:
window.onload=function(){
window.setTimeout("top.window.frames[0].frames
[0].document.getElementById('inputstart').focus();",1500);
}
In the page that the Greybox loads...
Christian
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