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My below code pulls a query from my DB and then uses inner.HTML = to display the data inside a div. It works fine in it original use....
However the below version is called inside a iFrame as it is used to update the page.
The page has no errors and the JavaScript fires however the last line does not work...
I have just realized that perhaps since it is loading in the hidden iFrame it is trying to set the innerHTML of a div inside the iFrame and that of course will not work.
Is this what is happening? It doesn't make sense because I have another script that calls JavaScript at the end of it in the same manner and it works fine.
<?php
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
$p = $p.'<div id="left"><img src="http://www.sharingizcaring.com/bleepV2/images/thumbs/'.$row[image].'" /></div>';
$p = $p.'<div id="right"><h2>'.$row[artist].' - '.$row['title'].'</h2><br>'.$row['message'].'<br>';
$p = $p.'<a href="http://www.sharingizcaring.com/bleepV2/'.$row[username].'">'.$row[username].'</a> '.$row[date].'</div>';
$p = $p.'<div style="clear: both;"></div>';
$p = $p.'<div id="dotted-line"></div>';
}
$p = addslashes($p);
?>
<script>
alert('posts are firing? ');
document.getElementById('posts').innerHTML = 'why doth this faileth?';
</script>
you have to use parent.
The part in the iframe isn't considered the same document.
You can do it! Read here for more info
You can affect the document with contains the iframe by setting and getting variables from the window element:
The other thing you should know is that you can access the main document via the parent object
inside the iframe you can use...
I think what you want is: