Scott,
I sent you a link to info at scottbrady dot net around noon I believe, could you check that account?
Thanks.
Don
>Chunshen (Don) Li wrote:
>
>Well, without seeing a link, I'm running out of ideas.
>
>Another thing to try (I'm not sure on the browser compatibility of this) is:
>document.f
Chunshen (Don) Li wrote:
> Sorry, was out of office since 3 pm, just got back. Getting close but
> not yet, have replaced the document.frames['loadFrame'].src = "">
> 'dataLoader.cfm?para' with
> document.frames['loadFrame'].location.href = '';
> no success.
>
> Have aslo replaced the
>
> s
> Original Message:
>
> I always make this mistake. Instead of doing the .src of the iframe,
> try the location.href of the iframe. (I never remember if it's the
> document.location.href or the .src)
>
> i.e.: document.frames['loadFrame'].location.href = '';
>
> (or whatever your frame's name
Original Message:
> From: Chunshen (Don) Li
> > I'd say try the JS alerts I suggested in my last reply and make sure
> > that the iframe's src is being set.
> Right on. err msg "undefined".
I always make this mistake. Instead of doing the .src of the iframe, try the location.href of the ifram
> Original Message:
> Do you have a link where this is in action?
Scott,
I've just sent an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a URL.
Thanks.
Don
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Scott,
Please see my comments below. Thanks.
Don
> Original Message:
> I'd say try the JS alerts I suggested in my last reply and make sure
> that the iframe's src is being set.
Right on. err msg "undefined".
> There's also a possibility that the .cfm file is throwing an error
> (one proble
Original Message:
> From: Chunshen (Don) Li
> // retrieve data and populate MAIN WINDOW
> document.frames['loadFrame'].src = ''+obj+'&col='+jcol+'&pop1='+p1+'&pop2='+p2+'&pop3='+p3;
> /* this part seems problem, not loading
> tried variant
> document.frames['loadFrame'].src = "">
> cfm?obj
Sorry, I missed one thing from your last post, here's the revised version, please see below. Thanks.
> Thanks, Scott, not there yet, maybe I'm missing something.
>
> Here's more details:
>
> MAIN WINDOW
>
> js function xyz(obj,el,p1,p2,p3) {
...
// load the wait msg
document.getElemen
Original Message:
> From: Chunshen (Don) Li
> msg win does not show up, data not loaded, what am i missing? many thanks.
It could be any number of things. (It all looks right, but I may be missing something)
Do you have a link where this is in action?
If not, here are some things to try:
1)
> >Your "trigger" will load a page in that hidden iframe which runs the
> >query and then populates the data in the main visible frame
> Now, does the Main Window have to constructed as some sort of frame?
> the definition of iframe does not seem to suggest that.
>
> The way to construct the ifr
Original Message:
> From: Chunshen (Don) Li
> >Your "trigger" will load a page in that hidden iframe which runs the >query and then populates the data in the main visible frame
> Now, does the Main Window have to constructed as some sort of frame? the definition of iframe does not seem to suggest
Thanks, Scott, this is a step forward from my last update. Did quick srch on iframe got little thing but not satisfactory.
OK, I need some clarification. For consistency sake, let's stick with the naming convention for now.
Main Window
contains a hidden iframe (pop2),
>Your "trigger" will load
Original Message:
> From: Chunshen (Don) Li
> I've spent at least one hour on figuring out how to work out this "oo" thing. Here's the scoop, I have one Main window, which contain form and elements, upon certain action, triggers a popup window, which does two things of 1) query a database to pul
Thanks, Ryan, to me, your suggestion is 100% logical, and I tried that before except I used plain HTML without js for the msgWin, however, still to no avail.
What do you think of launching a frame page with two frames (top and bottom), the top one display the msg and the bottom one do data loading
How about doing something like this:
MAIN Window
tons of stuff
event trigger:
pop2();
pop2 data loader
msgWin = window.open( 'pop1.htm', 'msg', '' );
msgWin.focus();
do tons of stuff;
msgWin.close();
self.close();
pop1 message
document.write('Plea
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