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Old January 28th, 2003, 05:59 AM
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Web Page Load Event ???

Dear All,

I wanna create a html document with frames (2 rows with size 90,*) in it. I need to publish my banner page on top row and the below frame would be loaded with an external/remote web page. Now teh concern is I would come to this page only when I submit the form with a 10 digited no. and the same 10 digited needs to be published in the textbox of the remote web page.


I m able to acheive this using DOM Model but its running only on local web pages and event I was using was window_load event,

window.frames("XYZ").ObjectName.value = ""; // value from previous form

Can some one help me on this. Which event in the DOM lets the user know the web page is completely loaded so that I can trigger that code in that event.

Thanks All,

Regards,
Srinivas.K

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Old January 28th, 2003, 06:46 AM
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RE: Web Page Load Event ???

I'm not sure about DOM, but I'd do this like
<body onload="top.frames.XYZ.document.all.ObjectName.value='some thing';">.

However, I think Internet Explorer might forbid such behavior, if one page is from another server than the other which is running the script. I remember I had some problems with that, but it was a long time ago... I might be wrong, it could be that only reading is impossible, and writing is OK.

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