Michael Ney wrote:
> I am creating a site that has an IFRAME element that is updated using
> cookie data written when pressing a DIV based menu item. The problem is
> the DIV menu (which is a dropdown menu system) appears underneath the
> IFRAME (so part of the menu is cut off when it enters the IFRAME area).
> This occurs under Netscape 6.1, however under IE the DIV is on top of
> the IFRAME. Is there any way to force the DIV element to appear on top
> of the IFRAME in Netscape 6.x?
Not sure about this one. Doesn't CSS deal with z-order?
> As another note, I have been unable to get the IFRAME to reload and/or
> change sources using JavaScript. (Note, this works under IE though) What
> is the correct access for the SRC line in an IFRAME:
> document.all.???.src
document.all is an evil IE-specific extension. You (probably) want
document.getElementById('foo').src , which should work in both IE and
Netscape 6.x.
Gerv
