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FireFox vs IE
> Does the page loaded in frame2 actually change? FireFox does not show any change for file0.htm or file2.htm in Frame2 until the Javascript code in Frame3 is done, i.e., every statement of the code is executed. The frame code is like is: <frameset> <frame name='Frame2' src='file0.htm' >...- ashim2
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- Forum: Javascript
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FireFox vs IE
> It's probably a timing issue. Try putting a dummy alert before the second alert, and waiting a few seconds. It does not work. I even added some statements and loops before the second alert. I wonder if FireFox does not deal with the next frame until all the tasks in the first frame are...- ashim2
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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Javascript and Frames
If the form and the code function codename are in the same page or frame, it will not throw an error. If the form and the code, function codename are in the different frames, some changes need to make: in the form onClick="...;parent.frameFunction.codename();..." in the code, function codename...- ashim2
- Post #4
- Forum: Javascript
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FireFox vs IE
I wrote a JavaScript code, but FireFox and IE have different results. The code is: alert (parent.frame2.location); parent.frame2.location.href = "file2.htm"; alert (parent.frame2.location); In FireFox the result is: .../file0.htm .../file0.htm In IE the result is: .../file0.htm...- ashim2
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