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My app has 2 frames; in frame 1 there are 5 MC and on a DOUBLE_CLICK event the target's color change and go to the next frame 2. In frame 2 I have a button to return to frame 1. How can i maintain the MC color when I return to frame 1? public class test extends MovieClip { public function test() { var myMCTable:Array = [myMC1, myMC2, myMC3, myMC4, myMC5]; for (var i:uint = 0; i < myMCTable.length; i++) { myMCTable[i].doubleClickEnabled = true; myMCTable[i].addEventListener(MouseEvent.DOUBLE_CLICK, changeColor); } } private function changeColor(e:MouseEvent) : void { var newColorTransform

I have a system in place which uses a frameset, within the frameset frames there are some calls like; top.frame1.location = "newlocation"; and top.frame2.afunction(); However I am updating the system, and now the frameset resides inside an iframe, so obviously all of the top.frame.whatever calls no longer work. Now I'm trying to find a solution which doesn't involve changing the "top." in the ton of pages that run various functions. I've tried in the top most page doing something like this; frame1 = $('#containerframe').contents().find('#frame1'); But that doesn't seem to work, it just says

Ok, here is the situation. I have a site that I subscribe to that lets you add your own code, etc. They have a forum editor that I am unable to skin to match my site, so I'd like to just change the colors of the inner most frame (doc3 in the example below). Here is the basic setup... yes, all documents are from within the same domain but I can only add code to the main document. The doc3 frame is created dynamically. The first frame has a class but no name, the second only has an id... I don't know if the bind works for the inner frame, but firebug isn't giving me any errors. Oh, and I have

I know they are, but my co-worker doesn't believe me. He keeps telling me that Google crawls the inside content and caches it just fine. According to Google, it does crawl them, but doesn't guarantee doing it properly. Any thoughts why frames are bad for public web sites? reece There are various usability and accessibility issues with frames: link can open in the frame it is enclosed in (e.g. a side pane); can break the forward/backward navigation; difficult to bookmark; are not easily searchable (likely to see the content in Google, etc.); break on browsers like Lynx, that are console

I have two frames. The pages in both frames come from the same domain (either localhost or a live domain - both using the same protocol). The first frame needs to access elements of the second frame (xsample) when it's fully loaded and any onload JS functions have completed. But the second frame takes a while to load. <frameset cols="*,*" rows="*" border="0" framespacing="0"> <frame src="picker.asp" name="xpicker" frameborder="no" marginwidth="15" marginheight="15"> <frame src="doc.asp" name="xsample" frameborder="no" marginwidth="15" marginheight="15"> </frameset> The code below works in IE