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<0> But anyway, what I just said works on FF and IE.
<0> Dunno how 'proper' it is, but it works in a test I've just done/
<1> NeoFuture: why do you want to write to it that way?
<1> can't you just use window.frames['myFrame'].document.body.innerHTML
<1> ?
<2> no
<1> why not? it's cleaner than what you wrote there and has almost the same effect
<2> cause
<3> anyone here?
<3> http://pastebin.com/707333
<3> gettting object expected on line 48
<4> you sure that's the first error?
<3> yea
<3> so IE7 is reporting
<5> it is not
<5> got syntax error in your if(s)
<3> ah ok, what are you using to view the errors btw?
<5> IE6
<5> technically the message there is correct too
<3> hmm
<5> since there is syntax error, ConvertBinary never exist, when you click, it whine about object expected
<3> ah ok, what should the syntax be then?
<5> there is some check in IE properties -> advance , you need to enable that to see every error
<5> that will be your homework to solve it.
<3> ..
<3> if ( f.dropdown.selectedIndex == 1 ) {
<3> http://pastebin.com/707352
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