On Apr 27, 10:36 pm, Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Jonathan wrote: > > But it has problem if the nsImageFrame is in an iframe. > > I should remind you that when I asked "Position relative to what?" you said > "The > absolute position in the page." That would usually mean the page the image is > in, whereas what you want to be here is a little more amorphous... > > > How can i find out the position relative to top left corner? > > So we come back to the "position relative to what?" question. Top left corner > of what, exactly? The browser window? The toplevel frame from the same > domain > as the frame embedding the image? The toplevel "content" window which is on > the > parent chain of the window containing the image? Something else? >
Thank you for your help and patience. I am referring to the top level frame of the outermost frame. i.e. the 'top' window in javascript term. Thank you for more tips. Thanks again. > It really helps to have a precise problem statement when asking a question > like > this, since the answer rather depends on these little details. > > -Boris > > P.S. I do have to wonder about the circumstances in which you'd want the > coordinates relative to something other than the window the image is in... _______________________________________________ dev-tech-layout mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-tech-layout
