Situation:
First: iframe with id miframe, displaying a site with the anchor called suchen, i.e.
<div id="suchen"></div>.
Second. Parent frame.
Goal: Make a link within the parent frame looking like
<a class="LINK0" title="" href="javascript:springen('suchen');">w/e</a>
make the content in the iframe be scrolled to the anchor suchen. My approach.
function springen(anker) {
var childWindow = document.getElementById("miframe").contentWindow;
// this should emulate a click on the ptAnchor DIV's child A HREF.
//childWindow.document.getElementById(anker).firstChild.click();
//childWindow.document.getElementById(anker).scrollIntoView();
// alternatively, this will simply scroll the child window to the top-left corner
//childWindow.scrollTo(0,200);
}
childWindow.scrollTo(0,200);
works in so far, that scroll happens to 200.
But I need scrolling to the very anchor, wherever it is in the iframe. Ideas?
The following code should scroll the iframe to the anchor's position:
Edit:
JSFiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/pkvhw/6/
Normally you would use a link like
<a href="#your_anchor_name_or_id">Go to the anchor</a>
. If you want to do this using JavaScript, you can change the value ofwindow.location.hash
. The following code should do that within a frame:If you don't want to change the hash value, there is an example on MDN. You can modify it for an iframe.