I am a new user. I have been trying to launch a LiveContent popup from a javascript function. I agree with others that live content is a really impressive module. I would even call it a work of art. But for obvious reasons, being able to launch it from a javascript function would further enhance what can be done with it. In my case, javascript launch would allow me to use it with dynamic modules and programs that decide whether to show a window (and a link) on the fly. Also, it would allow me to launch it from modules that employ ajax (because they generate their content on the fly without refreshing the entire page). Live content does not seem to be able to be launched from links that are created or refreshed without refreshing the entire page (is that right?). And, of course, I could use it as the popup handler for javascript routines (as soon as run script on open/close feature is ready)... the uses are endless. By putting a #LiveContent link somewhere on my page and putting an ID in an anchor, Ive been able to use call the onclick() event for the link and launch live content from a javascript function. Unfortunately, this only works in IE, because it seems firefox wont allow me to click on an anchor tag via getElementByID
... is that wrong? Is there a way to click on a link programmatically in firefox? Mandeeps is clearly not around for a while , but does anyone else have any ideas? |