I have a page that contains 3 Iframes.
Left is navigation
Center is main content
Bottom is footer
How would I put together a link from the navigation that allows me to open a NEW Iframe over the existing Center region? I don't want to target the existing Iframe and load the link in that window. I want the existing Center Iframe to remain open and an additional Iframe to open with the new page.
The goal is so that the 2 Iframes are independent. They are both forms and I need them to be able to copy and paste into both forms at the same time without affecting each other.
1. Take the current URL of the page and open a new window with a URL based on the current page. Some examples (I use "->" to mean "this URL turns into that URL"):I plan to use these bookmarklets in sequence, first pressing 1 to log into the CMS, then pressing 2 to edit the current page.
code to show ( overlay / modal window ) to the user when closing or navigating away from the page ( i want put in this window facebook share to make the user to share the page in his facebook ) , bytheway i wanna use it in my wordpress in every post could it be happen ?
I'm trying to append the url of the parent page an iframe is located in based on the current url within the iframe.This is all taking place on the same domain, so I don't think there should be any security issues.My code looks like the following:
Code:
function locator_url() { var iframeUrl = alert(document.getElementById("dealer-locator").documentWindow.location.href); var iframeUrlSplit = iframeUrl.split('/locator/');[code].....
The code works for the initial page load, the parent url is appended to http://localhost/meade/dealerlocator/#
However, when I click a link inside the iframe the parent url doesn't change, even though the href value in the iframe has.The parent url should have it's hash updated to something like:
I put my website in an iFrame to mask the URL...and everything works great, except that on any given page, when you click the browser reload button it goes back to the original iframe src.
I assume I need JS to get it to refresh the current content(page), but I cannot for the life of me find a simple answer. Does anyone know how to do this off hand? Is it even JS that I need?
but when i click it , the page loads inside the iframe , so im still at index.php but i have iframe with different content.... how can i manage "load" the page at index.php window ?
I need a way to read the iframe url even when you navigate to a different page it will read again and keep tracking where the URL is on. Display the URL of the iFRame all the time how would I do this is it possible?
I created a bookmarklet script to help me audit extremely large style sheets.Basically while on a site that you would like to audit, you click the bookmarklet and the document's body contents gets remove and replaced with an iframe that points to the current sites home page. From here you can choose what style sheet (the script finds) to begin reporting over. The more pages you browse (through the iframe) the more accurate the report gets.My problem however, is if the person is on the site's home page when first running the script, the iframe never loads up. I think it has to do with the fact that you are on the home page, and then the iframe tries to point to the home page as well and fails for some reason.You can test it by bookmarking this bookmarklet and running it on any site's home page where style sheets can be found:
Get The Bookmarklet on this page (http://tinyurl.com/3gx7fw5)
Again, it works great if you don't start the script from a sites home page.
I have a page that displays in an iframe. How to get the index of the iframe in the parent window in which my page is getting displayed using javascript.
HTML Code: <html> <iframe src="A.html"></iframe> <iframe src="B.html"></iframe> <iframe src="C.html"></iframe> </html>
if I run the javascript from B.html then I should get the iframe position as 2. same way, if I run the javascript from C.html then I should get the iframe position as 3.
I have a window open, let's say index.html. On the page I have a link that executes a javascript. I want the javascript to open file new.html in the same window that index.html was displayed in. How do I do this? Everything I try opens a new window.
I need a window that opens up with no Toolbars. I know how to achieve this from another window via a link. But is there a method to reload the current window with no tool bars.
As you can see this code will open up a new window. I can't seem to find the code to make it appear in the same window. As in I click on the link "ABOUT US" and the new page loads on the current window. Code: <div style = "cursor:pointer;hand" onclick = "window.open('testdocaboutus.html')" class = "txt-1">ABOUT US</div>
I am looking for an option to resize a non fullscreen window into fullscreen mode.
JavaScript provides the well-known method "window.open(fullscreen=yes, ...)" to render fullscreen windows. However, I don't want to open a new window but rather want to resize a window ...in my case ones a user has clicked a button.
I have 30 or 40 different (going to different websites) links on many pages on my website, that I when clicked I need opening under the current window. (Pop-under) - but obviously needs to be done safely (no risk of being pop-up blocked??)So rather than just a target="_blank" - it would be something slightly more complicated, doing a bit of research perhaps the .blur method would help (Though really I have no idea)I'm using the jQuery library for other elements on the site, so jQuery would be ideal if there is a solution for this?If you click on "get code and open site" (Green button) - you'll see it opens up the website under the current window - which is exactly what I want to achieve (It also uses .toggle to switch divs (but i've done that part - just need help with pop-unders
I would also like to return the user's view to the beginning of said <div>.
Until now I have been using a page anchor, but that archetype is no longer a possibility for other reasons. In essence, I would still like to have the same functionality as calling an anchor via URL.
Is there not a dom property / that can be adjusted?
I have the following JS which puts a transparent blanket over the page and centralizes a <DIV> in the middle of the page. The problem I have is that sometimes the content of the page is quite long, and thus this popup <DIV> will get centralize against the content and not the current view port. The blanket only layers the transparent element on the viewable part of the screen/browser, so I am putting in a overflow: hidden style, so I need to ensure that the popup (and the transparency layer) is only on the current viewing window and not based on the content size (otherwise with the scrollbars taken away I will not be able to get to the popup.
So what I need is to display the transparency DIV and popup within the current viewing window, whether the user has scrolled half way down a page then it should show here - if that makes sense
I'm looking at creating a list of links that when each one is clicked, opens a new window/tab under the current window, the reason for this is that i'm using jQuery .toggle to switch content upon click of a link to reveal a message. They have to read this message before going to the new window, which is why it must be opened below the current window (Hope all that makes sense!).
I've got the content switching part done, which is great, but having some trouble coding the "New Window opening under the current window"
Thw following code (When used with jQuery) opens up a new window under the current window (Yay!) - BUT - this happens on page load simply apply it to the links, and only apply it to link with a certain class e.g. class="newwindow"
Code: $(document).ready(function() { var link = $(this).attr('href'); var mer_window = window.open(link, '_blank', 'toolbar=1,location=1,directories=1,scrollbars=1,resizable=1,status=1,menubar=1'); if (typeof mer_window === "object")
I know how to use javascript to modify a newly opened window's properties. Instead, what I want to happen is someone clicks on a link and they stay in the current browser window, but the window size changes to fit my specifications.
I have found a script for opening all linked images of one page in a new window and displaying all images in full size inline. It works so far, however:
I want the images to be displays in the current window i am in instead of opening a new window.
In the onclick event I want to close the current window then open'ConfirmPage.aspx'. Whats the best way to do this? Can I close the first page then open the next, or should I be redirecting? If so whats the best way to redirect using javascript?
I have two functions that i want to combine for a calander link that would use the current month value from an array to choose the corresponding html file and display it in a pop up window. each month calander is its own html file labelled by month. I cant seem to figure out how to combine the my_win() function with the getCal() function. any ideas? Code:
I am looking through the code on a web page and it has the following link in the script tag within the header: Code: if (parent.window.opener) parent.window.opener.location='[URL]';
My assumption, and research on the internet would suggest that it is redirecting the user to Google, but I am a bit confused by the 'parent window' and wanted to know a few things, such as: - Would the current page be redirected, or would a new window open? - If the page was triggered for a second time, within seconds of the first time, would the redirect still work? If my understanding of the code is correct, I'm confused as to why it is on this page, as the page contains information, yet is redirecting the user to another page on load.
