Ok now here is the real problem. I'm trying to do this from the page that is loaded into the iframe instead of stopping the interval at the parent page level. I'm doing this because i'm writing pages that are being put into a pre-determined company intranet framework. Meaning the Iframes are...
Here is my problem. For example lets say you have the following code in the body of an asp page..
<form id="form1" runat="server">
<table style="width: 100%; height: 493px; vertical-align:top" align="left">
<tr>
<td id="Col1"><iframe id="IF1" style="width:100%...
StartFurnaceMapRefresh() is getting called when the page getting loaded into the iframe is loaded.
I just found the source of the problem. But I still don't know how to fix it yet.
The source of the problem is even though I'm creating the interval inside the page being loaded into the...
I realized that clearInterv(FurnaceMapRefreshId); is the wrong syntax in the code that I sent you but it is just a type when I sent you the code
it is clearInterval(FurnaceMapRefreshId);
This is how I'm creating the Iframe.
var swindow = document.createElement("div"); //---------- window -------
$(swindow).id="window_"+tabs_counter;
$(swindow).windowIndex= tabs_counter;
$(swindow).className="tabs_window";
$(swindow).url=url; //revise...
Because the interval is inside the page that I'm loading into the iframe. So I can't do clearinterval() because the interval does'nt exist in the page with the iframe.
Hi. I have a tabular page that loads a series of pages into multiple iframes based on a menu selection. For example the user selects a page they want to view from a menu and a new tab is created with an Iframe and the page is loaded into the Iframe.
One of the pages contains a timer that I set...
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