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Hi. Does anyone know a Netscape equivalent of the Internet Explorer document.readyState? From one frame, I want to load another frame with a htm or text file. I want to then search for text, but only when it's completely loaded...Dennis
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Why don't you use the onload event? That's what it is there for.
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Two reasons. First, I'm using one frame to load another. Second, I might load a txt file in the other frame, not a htm file.Originally posted by jkd
Why don't you use the onload event? That's what it is there for.
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Hvae you even tried onload? I know a member here managed to parse Text nodes out of a .txt file loading in an iframe in Mozilla. It created a DOM for the txt file, and I have a hunch that the load event would fire for an iframe loading the txt file.In Gecko at least...Comment
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I've tried parent.frames[1].onload="alert('hi')" ; parent.frames[1].location.href="temp.txt". The onload event doesn't fire. If I try parent.frames[1].location.href="temp.htm", the onload event in temp.htm fires, but I don't get a 'hi'.Originally posted by jkd
Hvae you even tried onload? I know a member here managed to parse Text nodes out of a .txt file loading in an iframe in Mozilla. It created a DOM for the txt file, and I have a hunch that the load event would fire for an iframe loading the txt file.In Gecko at least...
Is there possibly another way to determine if a page is loaded? Maybe by testing if an object exists...DennisComment
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