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May 27th, 2004, 03:12 PM
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changing source data of an <object>
I'm using XHTML, strict DTD
this code is in my page: Code:
<object width="751" height="372" name="main" data="main.htm"></object> Can I change the data of this object via JavaScript? For example by clicking on a link? At the moment "main.htm" is shown in the object. I would like to show "page1.htm" in the object by clicking on a link in the page. When I am in the object, I can manage this with window.document.location, but when I'm working OUTSIDE the object I'm kinda stuck... I would appreciate any help. Please do not propose to use an iframe, because I have to use the <object>. Thanks for any help in advance!
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May 27th, 2004, 08:24 PM
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You should be able to change almost any attribute of an item in your page if you assign it an ID, then use getElementById in you JS to modify the properties.
Do a search for getElementById, as it has been discussed here several times.
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