Listen To The Mouse Events In The Parent Window From Iframe?
Apr 9, 2011
I am preparing a log for all the elements that have been selected in a document.
So I have to listen to the onmousedown,onclick events on parent document from a iframe and have to display the selected element's attributes like(tag name, id, name etc).
Is there a way to listen the mouse events (infact all the events) from the iframe.
I have an iframe in my main html and within iframe, I'm loading another HTML webpage. In my main html page, I've captured the mouse click event, by setting the "onclick" for <bodyof main page.
Alright I have an Iframe, and at the end of that Iframe I have set a variable with JS to be equal to TRUE, indicating that the page has run through the script. I then check that the iframe from the parent window for that variable, if it has not been set yet (or does not equal true) it reloads the iframe.
The code works fine FF and Opera. However in IE it does not reload the frame if it is not true, and in Chrome it alerts undefined and does not reload the frame I have tried accessing the frame through the dom and it did not work for me, and i have also tried simply adding a tail to the iframes source with no success. :confused:
I need an answer to a problem with iframe below.I have an iframe jsp page which is a popup window from an other jsp page.The iframe jsp popup window has few buttons.I need the return reponse of button clicked from iframe in parent window.BTW the parent window is not an iframe.
I have an iframe that can successfully reference its parent window, using the following code:
var elm = window.parent.document.getElementById('iframesID');
This works flawlessy in all browsers, EXCEPT for some reason, Safari 5 on Mac (Safari 5 on Windows works fine).
After debugging a bit, I found that the script breaks exactly on that line, and alerting the value of window.parent returns undefined. Going nuts! I Googled this specific question way too long and found no responses.
I have a page containing a hidden <div> called 'controls' plus an <iframe> containing a second page. I need to be able to set the visibility of the 'controls' div when the page in the iframe loads. Is this possible?
Using this code I can change the visibility from a link in the parent window:
If we have an iframe loaded from the same domain as the parent document, how can we (is it possible) to execute a function on the parent document's page? Code:
if i try iframe'ing this site [URL] it doesn't work :( , it automatically redirects the site to the parent window. this may be due to the some script code in that site :confused: ...
The following script will take the option parameter from the page URL and scroll the page to the element which has the matching ID.For example:mypage.html?element3will cause it to scroll to the element which has an id="element3" when the page loads.
<html><head><title></title> <script type="text/javascript"> function OptionScroll(){
lets say i have a have page a with frame b, frame b has 2 forms, c and d, how would i go about making it so that i could submit form d from the parent page?
ive tried window.framename.document.formname.submit(); but it doesnt work and ive searched and havent found anything that worked either...
I'm trying to code a website that's built around an iframe (as in, the nav bar links to content which appears in a central iframe). Now, in one of my pages I've got links that are supposed to open a small text block when they're clicked.
how to do this using either divs or the DHTML window widget [URL], but in both cases the tab appears inside the iframe, and it's pretty cramped. I want to position it relative to the parent window, not the iframe, but so far haven't been able to figure out how to do this.
After executing the iFrame-name.location=url (which worked fine by way,) there is a very undesirable event; the parent window also gets redirected to the same url.:mad: I am calling this function from a click event on an Image object. I have tried everything from return(false); to window.event.cancelBubble = true; nothing stops the parent window from navigating. The interesting thing is, if I hit the Back button it goes back and still redirect the parent window automatically, over and over.
The odd thing is I have identical code in another project and I never had problems.
Here is a portion of my javascript func:
function clicked_SubmitScreensBtn() {
var url = "ovExplorer.asp?Action=show&QData=BLABLABLA"; var iFrDoc = document.frames("ifrmOVExplorer").document;
I'm trying to change the body colour of the parent window when a button is clicked inside an iFrame, using jquery. The code I have is as follows but it just doesn't do anything:
I have a simple javascript function loadNPlay('file'),
parent.loadNPlay('file');
on clicke event it simply plays the file in a player in the parent window. with IE and Mozilla its working fine but with Safari, when called from iframe this function doesn't work(it does work, ie loadNPlay(..) when called in the same window, in safari)
I have tried:parent.loacation.loadNPlay(..) as well, it doesn't work.
I have a function that defines the height of a div based on a table's height. if the page is made tight, the table will be longer, howerever the div is the original size as when the page loaded. is there a way for me to listen for a browser resize and if it were, run my div size function?
I would like to make the onMouseOver event for an IMG swap 2 images. I currently have a javascript function for this (I didnt write it) which just inputs which image you want to swap and what with. I want to swap 2 images and not just one.
There is the code for the IMG tag, now the part where it does the onMouseOver it changes out the image of my choice. It calls the MM_swapImage. I want to call that function twice with diffrent parameters. I tried adding another onMouseOver line after the first one, but didnt work. Is there a way to do this in HTML? Hope that made sense.
On mouse over i want the back ground to be bgcolor='#993333'
On mouse out i want the back ground to be bgcolor='#FFFFFF'
Also on mouse over i want to display information about the row content inside a div tag <div id="content"></div>. This information can be plain text or links. Information is already created.
How can i accomplish this? Can i accomplish background through css?
If a div is positioned block or relative, events fire over the entire area of the div. If the div is positioned absolute they don't--they only fire over the div's text or image child elements, if any. This isn't true in FF or Opera, nor was it true in IE 5. If there is any logic in this behavior.
I want to temporaraly disable events from my page. However, I cant seem to get it to work. It will show my disables message, but then it goes ahead and does the action I was trying to do (like clicking on a link).
Here is the code, any ideas? ----- function disableEvents() { document.onclick = showDisabledMessage; } function enableEvents() { document.onclick = null; } function showDisabledMessage() { alert("Please wait for the current action to complete."); return false; }