[Javascript] Re: Updating text in a frame using JavaScript

[BEKIM BACAJ]

My problem now is remembering what were you trying, and how were you trying to do the thing you are trying to. As far as I can judge from you're question, you are right about the speed of the write method, I think you are getting back to the page that overwrites itself , without having a chance to do anything in meantime.  
I think it is possible to solve this if you go two pages back (that is to the normal page that does not write anything  and than call the page that writes you're desired content), otherwise if it doesn't suite you’re needs, you have to make the script that writes after a certain delay.
Please if this doesn't help you, try to describe the problem once again.
----- Original Message -----
From: JPS Computer Services
Sent: Sunday, June 10, 2001 6:18 PM
To: javascript at LaTech.edu
Subject: [Javascript] Re: Updating text in a frame using JavaScript


Hello Bekim Bacaj,

I tried using history back for the frame right before the text is written
from the javascript to that frame but with no luck.  It seems that the speed
at which the frame goes back in history is much slower than the speed at
which the text is written to the frame.  Is there any way to make sure the
history back is completely executed before writing the text to the frame.





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