I can't get this to work, but I'm trying to update the text into an iframe on the same page with a button, for a game I'm making, the battle messages when you attack.
Here is the html file with the button and onClick
Code:
And here is the iframe code
Code:
I can't get this to work, but I'm trying to update the text into an iframe on the same page with a button, for a game I'm making, the battle messages when you attack.
Here is the html file with the button and onClick
And here is the iframe page code]
This is my iframe:
How would i go abouts putting a javascript code into a hidden iframe and then have it update new messages to another frame if there is a new message?
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Its the javascript im not sure how to set up... If someone could point me in the right direction thatd be great.
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