Re: Dynamic Frame Resize
Re: Dynamic Frame Resize
- Subject: Re: Dynamic Frame Resize
- From: Raghavender <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 11 Dec 2009 23:44:21 +0530
Thanks a lot Michael, this worked for me.
I tried to set the frameborder of the frameToHide(Frameset) to zero,
but this doesn't seems to be working in Safari 4.0.3 whereas this is
working in IE 7.
parent.document.getElementById('frameToHide').frameborder = 0
Regards,
Raghavender.
On 11-Dec-09, at 1:41 PM, Michael Krone wrote:
Hello Raghavender,
I see, assuming you have got a frameset like this:
<frameset rows="110,*">
<frame src="about: blank" name="frame1a">
<frameset rows="40%,*" id="frameToHide">
<frame src="about: blank" name="frame2a">
<frameset cols="55%,*">
<frame src="about: blank" name="frame3a">
<frame src="about: blank" name="frame3b">
</frameset>
</frameset>
</frameset>
then you could access the frame in question by
"parent.document.getElementById('frameToHide')" from the uderlying
frame.
So you just need to update the
"parent.document.getElementById('frameToHide')".rows" property. It
may be the simplest method to define an ID and access the frame by
its ID. Hope this works for you.
Raghavender schrieb:
Hi Micheal,
Thanks a lot for your response, even I agree with your opinion,
but due to time constraint and lot of code dependency I am not
removing the frames right now.
"parent.document.body.rows" is returning "110,*" i.e., its
like parent.parent. frameset rows. But not the "40%,*" frameset
rows.
I tried just with "document.body.rows" to get the immediate
frameset rows(40%,*), but its giving 'undefined' error.
Regards,
Raghavender.
On 10-Dec-09, at 9:44 PM, Michael Krone wrote:
parent.document.body.rows?
I agree with Mikes opinion. I HATE frames for a bunch of reasons,
but if you had to stick witch frames maybe trigger a function like
function showParentFrame(show) { /* not tested! */
parent.document.body.rows = (show ? "40%, *" : "1, *");
}
Mike Schrag schrieb:
why not make these scrollable divs wrapped in update containers?
it would be way easier to manage this and cause less weirdness in
WO than frames.
On Dec 10, 2009, at 10:33 AM, Raghavender wrote:
Hi,
I am working on WebObjects application, using
AjaxUpdateContainers (ProjectWonder). I have a web page that
has the following structure:
I have to dynamically show or not show a parent frame from a
child frame based on some condition. Doing Ajax submit from a
child frame, not updating the complete frames, updating only a
portion of the frames.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<Frameset rows="110,*">
<Frame>
<Frameset rows="40%,*> [Needs to update this
frameset]
<Frame> [Need to disable this
frame, based on conditional I have to show or not show this frame]
<Frameset cols="55%,*">
<Frame> [From this
frame, based on the conditional, using script I have to disable
the above frame]
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
How to get the reference of parent frame and show or not show
the parent frame. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Raghavender.
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