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Re: HTML for displaying an Image in a scrollable image box
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lugnet.publish
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Wed, 28 Jun 2000 19:56:06 GMT
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Frank,
Just wanted to thank you for the insight on accessing functions in frame. That
was the direction I needed. I was able call the function perfectly with the
following syntax:
document.frames("ImageBox").ImageBoxShowPage(g_iZoomLevel);
Also the look of the frame was perfect, I actually wanted the bordered look.
The idea behind the demo was to simulate a special image control with out
actually loading the control for the demo. So it looked great.
Thanks again for the help.
jt
In lugnet.publish, Frank Buiting writes:
> In lugnet.publish, James J. Trobaugh writes:
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>
> [snipped a little]
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> >
> > But your solution interest me. So you're saying that I put the image and the
> > function in a separate image.htm file, make that image.htm file the "scr" for
> > the iFrame and reference the Imagezoom() function in the image.htm from my
> > default.htm file? (assuming that the iframe is in the default.htm) That would
> > be cool if that what you mean. I'll have to go try it.
>
> Yup, that is basically it. Also fiddle a little with the iframe's style so it
> is not too obvious that the picture is inside a frame (no borders and no
> margins etc.)...
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> I have used the 'function call in another document' in my experimental
> Javascript Monopoly (sorry IE4+ only) I made in feb '99 to learn DHTML and
> Javascript: http://www.kaos.demon.nl/monopoly/thegame.html
> The call happens when you 'trade' property: a new window is opened and
> functions are called to fill the dropdowns and send the result to the other
> window. I never finished it but it was a nice learning experience!
>
> -Frank
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