I have an intranet page which has an iframe which links to a number of
different possible .NET pages.
In one of the embedded .NET pages (and soon to be others) we want to be
able to capture keystrokes in order to link to other apps. we do this
by setting document.onkeydown to a function which handles the various
possibilities.
The problem I have is that when the intranet page loads with my .NET
page in its iframe, focus is not given to the .NET page, and so in
order for the page to capture keystrokes you have to click on the
contents of the iframe, which is both clunky and (it seems to me)
unnecessary.
How do I automatically give focus to the contents of the iframe when it
loads up? I've tried putting the following script at the bottom of the
intranet page itself, but this doesn't seem to work:
So I'm trying to build a rostering system based on findmyshift.com - they have a free demo which I have used to get ideas and I really like the way they handle the editing of shifts - my problem is I can't figure out how to give a div focus as it were. If I could work out how to tell which div has been clicked, then get that div to listen for keypress events, I would be well on my way
Okay, how do I write a page with a form so that when I click Submit, the following happens?
1. The data is submitted (of course) 2. The form is cleared (what I've tried results in the form being cleared first, resulting in an empty submission), and 3. The cursor goes back to the start of the form, ready for more input (kind of like how Google puts the cursor in the search box at the start).
I can't seem to find the answer, and I've been looking on the net for a few hours already.
Is there a way to resize an iframe dynamically so that you never get the scroll bar and essentially hide that there is an iframe? Better integration really.Basically I want to iframe a forum into my site so that the design down the sides and top which my friend does using iweb are not messed with.We have a central area which can be longer or shorter depending on the forum.
I'm trying to pull the source code of the site that my iframe displays. I basically want to get the source code and then display it on the page. I have something like this:
I'm using jquery btw $("#iframe").ready( function(){ var iBody = $("iframe").contents().find("body"); $("#test").html(iBody.html());
I have a some information opened in an IFRAME. What I want is to copy this information. How is this done? What I have (and doesn't work) is:
print "<script> function copyit(theField) { var tempval=eval('document.'+theField) therange=tempval.createTextRange() therange.execCommand('Copy') } </script> </head> <body onLoad="copyit('it.TEST');"> <form name='it'> <IFRAME SRC='$url' NAME='TEST' FRAMEBORDER=1></IFRAME> <BR><BR> <textarea name='TEST2' cols=40 rows=10>APPEL</textarea> </form> </body> <html>"; Now, the IFRAME does show something, so it's not empty. The javascript-error I get reads: Error: 'undefined' is null or not an object Code: 0
I'm using IFRAME to connect back to my ASP.NET page in order to fetch the FreeBox HTML Editor html contents and scripts (i do this apprach because the html editor is fairly heafty to send to the user when most dont use it on our site instead deferring to a user request before actually sending down the code via AJAX or in this case an IFRAME). Code:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd"> <html> <head>
[Code].....
And I have the CGI take a guess at the size of the content when it generates it. Then I have a call to resizeIframe() with the guessed height in it. This seems to work, but I'm not confident that the guess at the new height is correct. So the other question is: how can I get the correct size of the content of the iframe so I can pass it to the parent function?
if it is possible to edit the contents in a iframe to match your sites needs, like for example css/html. Is there any way this can be done in javascript or regular html?
Is it possible to alter the contents of a remote page in an iframe through javascript? I have a page I'm showing from a remote server that has no style at all.. and I can't stand the Times New Roman font on my page.
Is there anyway to access an iframe's contents via a selector? Something like this:
$("iframe::contents .my-foo")
I'm constantly accessing an iframe's contents for a project I'm currently working on and $("iframe").contents().find(".my-foo") is becoming a bit tedious to type out.
If this feature doesn't exist in jquery out of the box, is there a plugin that provides this functionality? If not how could I write such a plugin?
I am trying to manipulate the contents of an iframe. I have always had success with this in the past but I am stumped this time. The following code works in FF3x but not in IE8.The first alert comes in correctly while the second returns "null".
i have an iframe on page to hold record editing form - the form presented in the frame needs to be different sizes depending on the form size i want the page called to resize the frame but, i can't figure out how to refer to it from the page loaded in the iframe parent().$("#myiframe").height( $("#formcontentwrapper").height() ) ;
So I have a wordpress site I'm just quickly prototyping the design of for my 3D portfolio.I'm using an iframe to display another html page I have for my resume. I want to use jQuery to remove the css paddingYou can see the code that wordpress outputs over herePageCodeThe iframe code in specific is
I'm currently trying to get the contents of an iframe's body without any mangling of content by the browser.I could do it by including the content in a textarea, however i want to avoid that.using .innerHTML results in special characters such as "<" ">" and "&" being converted to "<", ">", and "&"respectively.To test, build an html file containing:
{ "id": 5, "testtext":"I am > than this & < that",
I trying to figure out why CloneNode on an Iframe does not correctly clone the IFRAME with its contents and is there a workaround I can use to get pass this?. Basically what I am doing is dynamically building a table with Iframes inside it. The problem is I just want to build one Iframe because the contents of it can be very complex. After my Iframe is built I just want to clone the iframe as many times as I need later. I cannot use an HTML file and point the src of the Iframe to it. I have to put into the Iframe a very dynamic HTML document I get back form an Ajax call. This is truly the key of the problem. Since my pages can be complicated it can take around 2000ms to render. I don’t want to make each Iframe render every time when I already have the document ready to display. I just want to clone it very fast. I can not use the ‘scr’ of the iframe.
Here is a very simple example of my problem. Look near the end of the code to see the problem. Try this code and you can see the IFRAME does not Clone its contents. Is there any way around this problem? Please note that I also cannot use innerHTML to populate the cloned Iframe with my master Iframe’s contents. Because if I do this the page still takes 2000ms to render. I just want this thing to clone as it is. Code:
I was hoping to get some insight on my problem. Please be patient, as I am new to this.
I have two iframes, "menu" and "register". When a menu item is chosen, the "register" iframe loads up the necessary jsp. However, I can't seem to access any of the links in the "register" iframe - these links are simply displayed as text.
Is there any way to redirect focus to my "register" iframe so that I can access its links?
I've tried stuff like:
top.frames.register.document.all.elementID[0].focus(); top.frames.register.document.focus(); top.frames.info.document.menuItem0.focus(); // where <td id="menuItem0"> ... etc.
HTML Code: var iframe = document.getElementById("message"); var iframeContents = iframe.contentDocument.body.innerHTML;
var txtarea = document.getElementById('message2'); txtarea.value = iframeContents; This will read the contents of an iframe, and write it to a textarea. iframe is editable, and content is entered by the user. Still, this works.
But, below code is not working. Trying to put some content to an iframe, with the same innerHTML method above. It returns no errors or warnings. Even last alert() displays "<div>lorem ipsum</div>", but iframe is empty, it displays nothing..
HTML Code: var textContent = "lorem ipsum"; var iframe2 = document.getElementById('message'); iframe2.contentDocument.body.innerHTML = '<div>'+textContent+'</div>'
Not sure how stupid this requirement is, but I have a scenario, where I am rendering reports via iframe by providing a URLI am rendering reports through iframe by providing the application URL. Now the requirement is to generate a PDF file out of the iframe. I have to create a pdf file from the iframe src. I have no control over the application that is generating report in jsp.Is it possible to capture contents of iframe as image or convert it into a PDF file?
When i press tab in my document which has editor it brings focus on editor iframe. Now if i again press tab then the focus goes to send button which is below the editor. But also cursor stays in editor.In such condition if i start typing, then as soon as press space my form is submitted as focus was on send button.
I'm working on a site that uses an iframe to load cross domain sites.The problem is that some sites use javascript to say put focus into an input field.I have managed to prevent this by using setInterval that continuously gives focus to an input on my page but this causes the problem of not being able to click into the location bar.So basically, is it possible to to only regain focus when an element inside of the iframe takes focus? Or even just solving the location bar problem with my current solution would also work. (And I have tried things such as applying onfocus events to the iframe element - but they simply don't work because it's not the iframe that's gaining focus, but elements inside of it)
I have this page below which I run locally that is created dynamically: [URL]
I need a piece of javascript to focus on the captcha as shown in the image inside the green box. At this minute I have this which doesn't work all that great for some reason but it gets it to the general area...
As I said this does the job to some extent however it does not leave the focus in a perfect position so that the captcha is readable and the text box visible to type in, as illustrated in the red box in the above image.
