Why isn't this working?

[Mr Jojo]

<script>
function lol() {
myFrame.document.open();
myFrame.document.write("LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL<br>LOLOLOLOLOL");
myFrame.document.close();
}
</script>

<iframe name="myFrame" id="myFrame" height="700" src ="http://www.google.pt" width="100%"></iframe>

<script>lol();</script> 

The result should be the google's page with the "LOLOLOLOLLO" added at the end(or begining?).

[vikrantkorde]

you can try something like this

<iframe name="myFrame" id="myFrame" height="700" src ="" width="100&#37;"></iframe>
<script>
vikrantObj = document.getElementById("myFrame");
vikrantObj.src = "http://www.google.pt/search?site=&hl=pt-PT&q=LOLOLOLOLLO";
</script>

[Mr Jojo]

you can try something like this

<iframe name="myFrame" id="myFrame" height="700" src ="" width="100%"></iframe>
<script>
vikrantObj = document.getElementById("myFrame");
vikrantObj.src = "http://www.google.pt/search?site=&hl=pt-PT&q=LOLOLOLOLLO";
</script>

No, i want to change the InnerHtml of the Iframe, not redirect the page.

[Mr Jojo]

anyone?

[Mr Jojo]

up up

[mark_W]

<script>

function lol() {

var myFrame = document.getElementById('myFrame');

myFrame.document.write("LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL<br>LOLOLOLOLOL");

myFrame.document.close();

}

</script>



<iframe name="myFrame" id="myFrame" height="700" src ="http://www.google.pt" width="100&#37;"></iframe>



<script>lol();</script>

Try that..

[Mr Jojo]

<script>

function lol() {

var myFrame = document.getElementById('myFrame');

myFrame.document.write("LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL<br>LOLOLOLOLOL");

myFrame.document.close();

}

</script>



<iframe name="myFrame" id="myFrame" height="700" src ="http://www.google.pt" width="100%"></iframe>



<script>lol();</script>

Try that..

No it didnt work, i tested it this way:

<script>

function lol() {

var myFrame = document.getElementById('myFrame');
alert("Hi!!");
myFrame.document.write("LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL<br>LOLOLOLOLOL");
alert("done!");
myFrame.document.close();

}

</script>



<iframe name="myFrame" id="myFrame" height="700" src ="http://www.google.pt" width="100%"></iframe>



<script>lol();</script> 

Notice the lines alert("Hi!!"); and alert("done!");

When i run it, he says "Hi!!", but then it DOESNT say "done!", meaning that the script crashes somewhere between those 2 alerts, meaning that the problem is the line:
myFrame.document.write("LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL<br>LOLOLOLOLOL");

[mark_W]

No it didnt work, i tested it this way:

<script>

function lol() {

var myFrame = document.getElementById('myFrame');
alert("Hi!!");
myFrame.document.write("LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL<br>LOLOLOLOLOL");
alert("done!");
myFrame.document.close();

}

</script>



<iframe name="myFrame" id="myFrame" height="700" src ="http://www.google.pt" width="100%"></iframe>



<script>lol();</script> 

Notice the lines alert("Hi!!"); and alert("done!");

When i run it, he says "Hi!!", but then it DOESNT say "done!", meaning that the script crashes somewhere between those 2 alerts, meaning that the problem is the line:
myFrame.document.write("LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL<br>LOLOLOLOLOL");

I tested the script (in IE7, doesnt work in FF) that I posted and it worked fine.

The google page with LOLOLOLOLOLOLO.... was displayed.

[Mr Jojo]

I tested the script (in IE7, doesnt work in FF) that I posted and it worked fine.

The google page with LOLOLOLOLOLOLO.... was displayed.

I tested with FF. Why doesnt it work with FF?


Thanks!


Edit: The LOLOLOLOL appears outside the iframe in IE7 :s

[Mr Jojo]

i tried this line now on IE7:

myFrame.document.body.InnerHTML="LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL<br>LOLOLOLOLOL";

but it doesnt do nothing as wel...

[mark_W]

I think you might be fighting a loosing battle with this, what is it you are actually trying to do, since there may be a better solution.

[Mr Jojo]

I think Iframe.DOCUMENT isn't the right property, the .document doesnt reffer to the iframe's inner page.


edit: I want to change the HTML of the page that the Iframe opens.

[Logic Ali]

I think Iframe.DOCUMENT isn't the right property, the .document doesnt reffer to the iframe's inner page.


edit: I want to change the HTML of the page that the Iframe opens.

It seems that you're trying to change the content on a different domain, which isn't allowed. Read the error console.

[Mr Jojo]

It seems that you're trying to change the content on a different domain, which isn't allowed. Read the error console.

So its time to develop another plugin to firefox isnt it...?
Some webpage intersector.