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HI! I need to call a function that is located in the parent. I need it so
that it calls when the child page in the iframe loads. Would it be better to use an onload event in the body? if so how do I call it from the child page? -- Thanks in advance  Paul |
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Hi,
Onload fires when the whole page (including iframes) has loaded. You'd put the function call in the body of the parent page, eg <body onload="someFunction();"> -- Cheers, Jon Microsoft MVP "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:de2Ye.7721$(E-Mail Removed)... > HI! I need to call a function that is located in the parent. I need it so > that it calls when the child page in the iframe loads. > > Would it be better to use an onload event in the body? if so how do I call > it from the child page? > > -- > Thanks in advance > > Paul > |
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HI! Thanks, I will try it.
Paul "Jon Spivey" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)... > Hi, > Onload fires when the whole page (including iframes) has loaded. You'd put > the function call in the body of the parent page, eg > <body onload="someFunction();"> > > -- > Cheers, > Jon > Microsoft MVP > > "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:de2Ye.7721$(E-Mail Removed)... >> HI! I need to call a function that is located in the parent. I need it so >> that it calls when the child page in the iframe loads. >> >> Would it be better to use an onload event in the body? if so how do I >> call it from the child page? >> >> -- >> Thanks in advance >> >> Paul >> > > |
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HI! I want to simulate resizing the parent page page by using this function.
<script language="JavaScript"> function firefoxautofix(x,y,){ parent.window.resizeBy(-1,-1) parent.window.resizeBy(+1,+1) } </script> Should this function be in the head or the body? I want to get around a small bug in firefox that does not seem to resize ( after a iframe resize script is executed) the body unless the user refreshes the page or resizes the browser manually from left to right. So I figure that I would try to simulate a manual resize with this script. Would I just call it like so. <body onload="firefoxautofix();"> -- Thanks in advance Paul "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:de2Ye.7721$(E-Mail Removed)... > HI! I need to call a function that is located in the parent. I need it so > that it calls when the child page in the iframe loads. > > Would it be better to use an onload event in the body? if so how do I call > it from the child page? > > -- > Thanks in advance > > Paul > |
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Note that firefox has an option setting to disable scripts that resize
the browser - I believe this is the default setting. In FireFox: Tools->Options->Web Features - Advanced button -- Ron Symonds Microsoft MVP (FrontPage) Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%(E-Mail Removed)... > HI! I want to simulate resizing the parent page page by using this > function. > > <script language="JavaScript"> > function firefoxautofix(x,y,){ > parent.window.resizeBy(-1,-1) > parent.window.resizeBy(+1,+1) > } > </script> > > Should this function be in the head or the body? > > I want to get around a small bug in firefox that does not seem to > resize ( after a iframe resize script is executed) the body unless > the user refreshes the page or resizes the browser manually from > left to right. So I figure that I would try to simulate a manual > resize with this script. > > Would I just call it like so. > > <body onload="firefoxautofix();"> > > -- > Thanks in advance > > Paul > "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:de2Ye.7721$(E-Mail Removed)... >> HI! I need to call a function that is located in the parent. I need >> it so that it calls when the child page in the iframe loads. >> >> Would it be better to use an onload event in the body? if so how do >> I call it from the child page? >> >> -- >> Thanks in advance >> >> Paul >> > > |
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Thanks for pointing that out. I have already get that though. that's anyways
Paul "Ronx" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%23df8b%(E-Mail Removed)... > Note that firefox has an option setting to disable scripts that resize the > browser - I believe this is the default setting. > In FireFox: Tools->Options->Web Features - Advanced button > -- > Ron Symonds > Microsoft MVP (FrontPage) > Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. > > > "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message > news:%(E-Mail Removed)... >> HI! I want to simulate resizing the parent page page by using this >> function. >> >> <script language="JavaScript"> >> function firefoxautofix(x,y,){ >> parent.window.resizeBy(-1,-1) >> parent.window.resizeBy(+1,+1) >> } >> </script> >> >> Should this function be in the head or the body? >> >> I want to get around a small bug in firefox that does not seem to resize >> ( after a iframe resize script is executed) the body unless the user >> refreshes the page or resizes the browser manually from left to right. So >> I figure that I would try to simulate a manual resize with this script. >> >> Would I just call it like so. >> >> <body onload="firefoxautofix();"> >> >> -- >> Thanks in advance >> >> Paul >> "Paul" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message >> news:de2Ye.7721$(E-Mail Removed)... >>> HI! I need to call a function that is located in the parent. I need it >>> so that it calls when the child page in the iframe loads. >>> >>> Would it be better to use an onload event in the body? if so how do I >>> call it from the child page? >>> >>> -- >>> Thanks in advance >>> >>> Paul >>> >> >> > > |
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