- From: Ric Hardacre <ric@hardacre.org>
- Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 09:13:21 +0000
Mihai Sucan wrote: > Yes... but there's a need for allowing the parent document control > sandboxed content. Therefore, it needs a new parameter, for example: > getElementById(string id, bool search_in_sandbox). Isn't that changing > the getElementById function? Of course this only a way, it could > probably be done differently, without changing the function(s). perhaps: <body> <div id="id"> DIV1 </div> <sandbox id="mysandbox" > <div id="id"> DIV2 </div> </sandbox> </body> from outside the sandbox: e = document.getElementById( "id" ); //e = DIV1 eMSB = document.getElementById( "mysandbox" ) e = eMSB.getElementById( "id" ); //e = DIV2 from within the sandbox: var e = document.getElementById( "id" ); //e = DIV2 Ric Hardacre www.cyclomedia.co.uk
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