Recent content by febwgdk

Thank you adam0101. That works a treat.

Nice one! The problem I've got still remains though. Maybe if I'm a bit more specific... I have a web page consisting of frames and iframes, where users can 1) submit forms whose targets can be one of the frames or iframes; 2) alter the location of one of the frames or iframes. In each case...

Are you saying any site served up in Netscape can potentially trap you, since window.stop() is a documented command supported by Netscape?

Does anyone know how I can programatically cancel what is being loaded into a window?

OK, I've got it... location.replace(url) does it

I have a tree menu, where, each sub menu is only loaded when required. Loading entails submitting a request which returns, into a separate frame, javascript to create the sub menu on the frame where the menu is being displayed. The trouble is, the request, which involves submitting a form, is...

Yes, frameborder does the trick. Thanks alot.

Thanks, that seems to work! Except I can't get rid of the thin inset border around the iframe, or is it part of the iframe. Using the style settings to alter the border settings for the iframe tag merely affects the border around the inset 'border'. Do you know if I can get rid of this border...

Essentially, I'm doing the following in javascript which resides on the top window, which is a frameset, one frame of which is view_window, which is where the menu is displayed. div = view_window.document.createElement("div"); div.id = div_id; div.style.position =...

I have a tree menu which creates div elements and adds them to the document to render the child menu options as and when they need to be displayed. I am doing document.createElement("div"). The trouble is each time I do this the browser adds an entry to its history array, which means...

Thanks. I had a feeling that was the way of it. Never mind.

Does any know if there is any way of overlaying a div on top of an applet? Even if it means disabling the applet in some way, that shouldn't matter. You see, I have a web page with an applet rendered by way of an object tag, and I am dynamically creating div elements as part of a tree menu...