Re: iFrame problem in Firefox/Mozilla
- From: "Dennis Ålund" <dennis.alund@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 2 Dec 2005 01:29:09 -0800
I get pretty much the same result in firefox as in explorer (like the
description of MSIE behaviour you made). Although I get some errors on
the page.
1. this.contentDocument is not an object (in onLoad of the IFRAME). Be
careful of what you are referring to when you use "this". It depends on
the context of which it appears in. I don't know if you were referring
to the IFRAME with "this"... but in that context it referrs to window.
2. document.frames() is not a function. I'd use
document.getElementById("NAME").
If you're still having problems with the hourglass that won't
dissapear, it can be caused by some function doing document.write or
something on the IFRAME. If you're not careful with "write" the closing
</head>, </html> or </body> might have been lost... thats just a wild
guess of what could have been the problem before (since it doesn't seem
to be now).
.
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