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Nick G
Nick G

Reputation: 1229

Using Frames in IE10 causes SCRIPT5002: Function expected error

I've been doing quite a bit of scouring of the internet and haven't yet been able to find a solution to this issue. What is happening is that I have a page that renders in a frame depending on the navigation click. This functionality works and has worked for years in all other browser versions prior to IE10, and continues to work flawlessly in Compatibility Mode, but I don't want compatibility mode. Basically when my functions reaches this line of code;

window.parent.frames(1).location='../frmsetPage.aspx?
sFrameScrolling=yes&pageurl=secCreating_Editing/secContent/wfContent.aspx?iPageID=' + 
p_iSitePageID + '&helpurl=secHelp/wfHelp.aspx?iBuilderPageID=29'

i get the error of;

SCRIPT5002: Function expected

Of all the research I have been doing the only thing that made any sense is talking about depriciation of the window.parents.frames(1) object, but I can't seem to validate that through anything from Microsoft so I really have no idea.

any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you very much, NickG

Upvotes: 0

Views: 3159

Answers (1)

GitaarLAB
GitaarLAB

Reputation: 14645

Try: 

window.parent.frames[1].location='../frmsetPage.aspx?
sFrameScrolling=yes&pageurl=secCreating_Editing/secContent/wfContent.aspx?iPageID=' + 
p_iSitePageID + '&helpurl=secHelp/wfHelp.aspx?iBuilderPageID=29'

instead of:

window.parent.frames(1).location='../frmsetPage.aspx?
sFrameScrolling=yes&pageurl=secCreating_Editing/secContent/wfContent.aspx?iPageID=' + 
p_iSitePageID + '&helpurl=secHelp/wfHelp.aspx?iBuilderPageID=29'

Reason: the frames collection is accessed like an array using [] instead of ().

Good luck!

Upvotes: 2

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