[Javascript] iframe question

[Håkan Magnusson]

I've never heard the claim that Mozillas handling of iframes should be 
faulty. Could you elaborate? This is a sincere request, I'm not trying 
to be witty, if Mozillas implementation of iframes is indeed broken that 
could give me problems.

On a sidenote; You could also simply do a location.reload(true) on the 
document in the iframe. By specifying true as a parameter for reload you 
will force the browser to make a new HTTP GET request, (hopefully) not 
using the cached version.

Regards,
H

David Lovering wrote:
> I would imagine simply setting the iframe's SRC attribute to null, and then
> back to its original location.href would accomplish what you ask.  It would
> probably not be browser independent, since Mozilla/Netscape clones
> historically don't handle iframes well.
> 
> -- Dave Lovering
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Michael Hanna" <tao at spymac.com>
> To: "[JavaScript List]" <javascript at LaTech.edu>
> Sent: Thursday, March 18, 2004 4:29 AM
> Subject: [Javascript] iframe question
> 
> 
> 
>>hi all, I'm new to this list and javascript. I do PHP scripting so I
>>have some fundamentals at least.
>>
>>my question is thus. I have a form to enter Events in an iframe. I want
>>to POST to PHP_SELF, so that the new Event appears later on in the
>>page/iframe.
>>
>>see
>>
>>http://www.siddha.ca/sites/3p94proto/
>>
>>here's the kicker: how do I also send information to the middle
>>iframe(which is a calendar view) to also reflect the change in the DB.
>>
>>The middle iframe needs to simply reload itself, just in case the event
>>appears in the calendar.
>>
>>Any suggestions?
>>Michael
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