[jQuery] Re: FrameReady Help

2007-06-26 Thread StarGate
rt probably isn't firing because you > probably don't have a function called 'load', so execution is halting > there. > > The FireBug extension for firefox would help you identify javascript > errors like this. > > --Erik > > On 6/26/07, starg

[jQuery] Re: FrameReady Help

2007-06-26 Thread StarGate
firing because you > probably don't have a function called 'load', so execution is halting > there. > > The FireBug extension for firefox would help you identify javascript > errors like this. > > --Erik > > On 6/26/07, stargate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]&

[jQuery] FrameReady Help

2007-06-26 Thread stargate
Hello, i do define a iframe on a page like this: marginwidth="0" height="90%" width="90%"> so i dont initialy define a src for this iframe. in a js function i do fire frameready like this: $.frameReady(function(){ load("loadmodule.cgi",POSTParam,function(){ alert("done"); }); alert("here

[jQuery] FrameReady Help

2007-06-26 Thread stargate
Hello, i do define a iframe on a page like this: marginwidth="0" height="90%" width="90%"> so i dont initialy define a src for this iframe. in a js function i do fire frameready like this: $.frameReady(function(){ load("loadmodule.cgi",POSTParam,function(){ alert("done"); }); alert("here

[jQuery] FrameReady Help

2007-06-26 Thread stargate
Hello, i do define a iframe on a page like this: marginwidth="0" height="90%" width="90%"> so i dont initialy define a src for this iframe. in a js function i do fire frameready like this: $.frameReady(function(){ load("loadmodule.cgi",POSTParam,function(){ alert("done"); }); alert("here