I built a site that had to have an "onload function" change an image in
another frame.
Here is the frame source and onload code. It works crossbrowser.
the link is:
http://www.interrel.com
IE is all it was tested for visually.
wes currier
Nuno Ferreira wrote:
>
The following works in both IE and NN
window.frame["framename"]
or
window.framename
But you have to make sure window is the top so if you are in frame1 and want
to call something in frame2 then you do the following:
parent.window.frame2.myfunction
complicated a bit but if you want you can automa
I could be misstaken, but I think NS
lieks you to use the frames array
top.frames['frame1'].document.functionname
I don't think you can access elements directly, but you can call a function
in the frame that does what you need locally..
like,
top.frames['frame1'].document.ExecCode("whateverLaye
I had the same problem. Netscape treats frames differently. I'll try to find
my code.
8an
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