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Eduardo Jauch escreveu:
> Hi!
> 
> I load a html page in my Browse component (TCppWebBrowse)
> But this page is really a frame on a parent page.
> 
> The problem is that this page has some java scripts that refer to the 
> parent page...
> So, when it try to run, causes an error...
> 
> There some way to "avoid" this messages? Because don't have this scripts 
> running is not a problem...
> 
> And loading directly the frame, I avoid the problem that is "find it, 
> because i take a look in others posts and this is a bit complicated to 
> me in this time...
> 
> Thanks :)


Othe "reason" for I to want to do this is that I wnat to load this frame 
by code, and if I load the whole page, the way to get to then is by a 
flash menu, and I don't know how to select the item in the flash by code...

Eduardo Jauch wrote:

> I load a html page in my Browse component (TCppWebBrowse)
> But this page is really a frame on a parent page.

It is unclear to me what you are speaking about. Please
dig into the htmlcode to show us what you ment.

Say there is a htmlpage that contains frames. The sourcecode
of such a htmlpage is usually very minimal as it only contains
something like:

<frameset>
	<frame src="top.html">
         <frame src="left.html">
	<frame src="main.html">
</frameset>

Now tell us what did you load ? main.html? You did not
load a frame then but the contents for a frame.

Hans.

Hans Galema escreveu:
> It is unclear to me what you are speaking about. Please
> dig into the htmlcode to show us what you ment.
> 
> Say there is a htmlpage that contains frames. The sourcecode
> of such a htmlpage is usually very minimal as it only contains
> something like:
> 
> <frameset>
>     <frame src="top.html">
>         <frame src="left.html">
>     <frame src="main.html">
> </frameset>
> 
> Now tell us what did you load ? main.html? You did not
> load a frame then but the contents for a frame.
> 
> Hans.
> 

So, sorry :)

I look at the html code and don't find <frameset>
I only find this:

<td width="587" valign="top" class="td_bege">
   <iframe src="/agendamento-web/index-content.jsp" id="iContent" 
name="iContent" scrolling="no" frameborder="0" width="588" 
height="0"></iframe>
</td>

But the main page have too a flash menu...
One of the options of this menu, change what I see on the frame.

Really, if I use the right button of the mouse to load the frame in 
another tab (I'm using firefox), the page that is load is this:

index-content.jsp  (it's what appear at adress bar)

When i click a certain button on the flash, the contents of the frame 
change, and if I do the same, the result at adress bar is:

login?redirect=/agenciadores.do



If I use this adress diectly, in Firefox, i don't have any errors...
But in my program, if I load this direct, It's loaded, but always show a 
popup asking for continue running scripts.

The error is caused for this line:

<body onLoad="parent.PreparePage(document.body.scrollHeight,''); 
addLocale();">

Because The parent page (main page) was not loaded.

There a way to stop this message from been show?

The url is:

http://www.visto-eua.com.br/agendamento-web/index.jsp?locale=pt_BR

The option that I click in the flash menu is:


"Ag�ncia de viagens"

The 4 from botton :)

Thanks :)

Eduardo Jauch wrote:
> I load a html page in my Browse component (TCppWebBrowse)
> But this page is really a frame on a parent page.
>
> The problem is that this page has some java scripts that refer to the
> parent page...
> So, when it try to run, causes an error...
>
> There some way to "avoid" this messages? Because don't have this
> scripts running is not a problem...

Set CPPWebBrowser's property "Silent" to true, and then script errors no 
longer "pop up". Thanks to Enrique (in the thread above entitled 
"CppWebBrowser popup") for this tip.
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Mark Jacobs
DK Computing
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