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Posted by Noozer on 05/26/05 00:06
"Noozer" <dont.spam@me.here> wrote in message
news:Jp5le.1482139$8l.1466726@pd7tw1no...
> "Travis Newbury" <TravisNewbury@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1Z3le.11345$eR.9070@fe05.lga...
> > Noozer wrote:
> > > It's easy to make the frame visible as this code is included in the
> parent
> > > document, but the code to hide the IFRAME again will be in the IFRAME
> > > document. How can the child IFRAME hide itself? Or, in other words,
how
> can
> > > the child IFRAME reference the parent document to change it's style?
>
> > parent.iframeID.style Using the right syntax of course.
>
> Hrm.. For some reason it doesn't seem to work...
>
> Iframe from the parent page:
>
> <iframe src="subEdit.asp" name="EditFrame" id="EditFrame"
> style="display:block;"></iframe>
>
> ...and this javascript from the iframe page will show the name
"EditFrame":
> alert (parent.EditFrame.name);
>
> ...but this javascript from the iframe page causes an error:
> parent.EditFrame.style.display="none";
>
> ... the error being "Parent.EditFrame.style is not an object"
>
> *sigh* What am I doing wrong?
ARGH! IFRAMEs don't have a style object...
Put the IFRAME within a SPAN and I have no problems making the SPAN
disappear.
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