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rob::digitalburn #1
finding an element in the current document's parent
Hi,
I'm trying to use MM's findObj function to get the reference to an object
which is in the current document's parent, and I'm being a bit thick and
can't work out what to put in the second argument to the function. Any
ideas?
thanks
Rob
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danilocelic #2
Re: finding an element in the current document's parent
rob::digitalburn wrote:
What exactly do you mean by "current document's parent"?> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to use MM's findObj function to get the reference to an object
> which is in the current document's parent, and I'm being a bit thick and
> can't work out what to put in the second argument to the function. Any
> ideas?
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rob::digitalburn #3
Re: finding an element in the current document's parent
I mean the document in the window within which the current document is
nested. In other words, I want a script belonging to a page within an iframe
to be able to access an element in the page which contains the iframe. Make
sense? :)
I'm just using -
lyr=window.parent.document.getElementById("thing") ;
now, which seems to work well enough (for my high specific purpose, anyway),
but if anyone else has any suggestions to do it in a more neat or robust
manner, I'd appreciate it.
Rob
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