ShawnR
msg:1584064 | 2:35 am on Apr 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Your post is a bit cryptic, so I'm not sure, but on the face of it, it looks to me like errors in your html, rather than a bug in opera. What are you trying to do with the src="about:blank" attrib? What do you mean by "deined:"? Shawn
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Xuefer
msg:1584065 | 3:12 am on Apr 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
sorry for untested example
iframe may not have the problem(not deadly tested) the above example expect the error and another problem:
the first alert gives me "object inaccessable" i have to setTimeout('alert(self.test)......', 1);
to get self.test object
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ShawnR
msg:1584066 | 3:31 am on Apr 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
Hi Still not sure what you want to do by saying 'src="about:blank" '. Do you have an html file called blank.html? If yes, then use 'src="blank.html" '. If not, and you are trying to dynamically create the pop-up, just remove the 'src="about:blank" '. The bug isn't with Opera; Opera is just less forgiving of errors. The need for a timeout seems strange... Onload() should only fire once the frameset has completed loading all documents in its frames. It seems it is firing prematurely. Shawn
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Xuefer
msg:1584067 | 5:49 am on Apr 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
so u meant src="about:blank" should be removed to work on all browsers? and is it still a validate html?
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ShawnR
msg:1584068 | 8:37 am on Apr 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
As far as I know, src="about:blank" is illegal on any and all browsers! Perhaps it validates (haven't tried), but its not valid! Leaving out the src attribute is perfectly valid html, and nothing will be loaded in the frame. Shawn
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Xuefer
msg:1584069 | 11:12 am on Apr 20, 2003 (gmt 0) |
thx
but still error
have to use "/blank.html"
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