I have a bit of a complicated problem..
I have a parent window with an inline frame..
The inline frame pretty much contains all of my
JS for this situation.
The inline frame contains links to view email messages, upon double clicking, it dynamically creates a pop-up window... which works fine..
The pop-up window is written using Javascript instead of an external file, it contains a frameset. Each frame is dynamically written from the first inline frame.
Alright enough background. I am trying to access
JS functionality in the inline frame from one of the framesets in the pop-up window. I've tried the opener property, but I get a syntax error first and then another error stating the opener property is null or undefined. What path should I use to access the inline frame?
Example of event:
<a href='javascript
:void();' onclick='msg_summary.compose("reply_to", 3, 0)' oncontextmenu='msg_summary.compose_menu(3, 0)' target='_top'>Richard York</a>
msg_summary is the name of the inline frame, I've also tried opener in its place.. but obviously being part of a frameset, there seems to be more that I need to plug in there each produce the same error messages.
Is this possible or am I stuck writing JavaScript to the window?
: )
Rich
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Smiling Souls
http://www.smilingsouls.net
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Access the opener?
