using iframes in Safari

[luckydenis2007@yahoo.com]

I am trying to access image information that is displayed using
iframe.
iframe code looks like this:
<iframe id="testImage" src="/images/someimg.gif" scrolling="yes"
frameborder="0" style="border: 0; width: 280px; height: 455px;"></
iframe>

I need to figure out height of the image.

In Firefox and IE it is not a problem.

document.getEle mentById('testI mage').contentW indow.document. getElementsByTa gName('img')
[0].height
document.getEle mentById('testI mage').contentW indow.contentDo cument.height

But in Safari contentWindow is undefined.

[RobG]

Re: using iframes in Safari

On Mar 17, 9:52 am, luckydenis2...@ yahoo.com wrote:

I am trying to access image information that is displayed using
iframe.
iframe code looks like this:
<iframe id="testImage" src="/images/someimg.gif" scrolling="yes"
frameborder="0" style="border: 0; width: 280px; height: 455px;"></
iframe>
>
I need to figure out height of the image.
>
In Firefox and IE it is not a problem.
>
document.getEle mentById('testI mage').contentW indow.document. getElementsByTa gName('img')
[0].height
document.getEle mentById('testI mage').contentW indow.contentDo cument.height
>
But in Safari contentWindow is undefined.

contentWindow is an MS proprietary property of frame and iframe
elements, it may not be supported by browsers other than IE so make
sure you test for it before attempting to use it.


--
Rob

[luckydenis2007@yahoo.com]

Re: using iframes in Safari

I was able to use it in Firefox. But my problem is Safari.

On Mar 17, 12:08 am, "RobG" <r...@iinet.net .auwrote:

On Mar 17, 9:52 am, luckydenis2...@ yahoo.com wrote:
>
>
>

I am trying to access image information that is displayed using
iframe.
iframe code looks like this:
<iframe id="testImage" src="/images/someimg.gif" scrolling="yes"
frameborder="0" style="border: 0; width: 280px; height: 455px;"></
iframe>

>

I need to figure out height of the image.

>

In Firefox and IE it is not a problem.

>

document.getEle mentById('testI mage').contentW indow.document. getElementsByTa gName('img')
[0].height
document.getEle mentById('testI mage').contentW indow.contentDo cument.height

>

But in Safari contentWindow is undefined.

>
contentWindow is an MS proprietary property of frame and iframe
elements, it may not be supported by browsers other than IE so make
sure you test for it before attempting to use it.
>
--
Rob

[-Lost]

Re: using iframes in Safari

"RobG" <rgqld@iinet.ne t.auwrote in message
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On Mar 17, 9:52 am, luckydenis2...@ yahoo.com wrote:

>I am trying to access image information that is displayed using
>iframe.
>iframe code looks like this:
><iframe id="testImage" src="/images/someimg.gif" scrolling="yes"
>frameborder="0 " style="border: 0; width: 280px; height: 455px;"></
>iframe>
>>
>I need to figure out height of the image.
>>
>In Firefox and IE it is not a problem.
>>
>document.getEl ementById('test Image').content Window.document .getElementsByT a
>gName('img')
>[0].height
>document.getEl ementById('test Image').content Window.contentD ocument.height
>>
>But in Safari contentWindow is undefined.

>
contentWindow is an MS proprietary property of frame and iframe
elements, it may not be supported by browsers other than IE so make
sure you test for it before attempting to use it.

Sure would be nice if the older pages at Mozilla could get a little update. I remember it
losing out in Mozilla, but cannot find where I read it.

The original poster can use document.defaul tView instead of contentWindow.

-Lost

[-Lost]

Re: using iframes in Safari

"-Lost" <missed-spam@comcast.ne twrote in message
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"RobG" <rgqld@iinet.ne t.auwrote in message
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>On Mar 17, 9:52 am, luckydenis2...@ yahoo.com wrote:

>>I am trying to access image information that is displayed using
>>iframe.
>>iframe code looks like this:
>><iframe id="testImage" src="/images/someimg.gif" scrolling="yes"
>>frameborder=" 0" style="border: 0; width: 280px; height: 455px;"></
>>iframe>
>>>
>>I need to figure out height of the image.
>>>
>>In Firefox and IE it is not a problem.
>>>
>>document.getE lementById('tes tImage').conten tWindow.documen t.getElementsBy Ta
>>gName('img' )
>>[0].height
>>document.getE lementById('tes tImage').conten tWindow.content Document.height
>>>
>>But in Safari contentWindow is undefined.

>>
>contentWindo w is an MS proprietary property of frame and iframe
>elements, it may not be supported by browsers other than IE so make
>sure you test for it before attempting to use it.

>
Sure would be nice if the older pages at Mozilla could get a little update. I remember
it losing out in Mozilla, but cannot find where I read it.
>
The original poster can use document.defaul tView instead of contentWindow.

Oops, scratch that. I know diddly about Safari, so no clue if what I suggested is an
alternative or not.

-Lost

[ASM]

Re: using iframes in Safari

luckydenis2007@ yahoo.com a écrit :

I was able to use it in Firefox. But my problem is Safari.

with Safari the document of iframe is empty ... !
(for sure ! ! ! :-( )

Little test (in old JS) :

<html>
<iframe id="testImage" name="testImage " src="test.gif" scrolling="yes"
frameborder="0" style="border: 0; width: 580px; height: 455px;">
</iframe>

<form onsubmit="retur n false;">
<p>Works with : FF 2, Opera 9, iCab 3.0.3 :
<button onclick="
if(parent.testI mage.document.i mages)
alert(parent.te stImage.documen t.images.length >0);
">is there an image ? </button>
</p>
<p>Works with : FF 2, Opera 9, iCab 3.0.3 :
<button onclick="
if(parent.testI mage.document.i mages)
alert(parent.te stImage.documen t.images[0].height);">heig ht </button>
</p>
<p>Works with : FF 2 *AND* Safari 1.3<br>
but *NOT* with Opera 9 and iCab 3.0.3, :
<button onclick="
var I = new Image();
I.src = parent.testImag e.location;
alert(I.height) ;
">height </button>
</p>
</form>
</html>

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