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function not executing inside iframe


.josh

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Okay, so here's the problem.  I have a page with links on it.  Also, on this page, I have a div tag like this:

 

<div id='rc1'></div>

 

When You click on a link on the page, I have a function called in an onclick. The function looks like this:

 

function goAction(mBox, tUrl) {
  document.getElementById('rc1').innerHTML = '<iframe scrolling="no" src="convTrack/' + mBox + '.html" width="1" height="1" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" frameborder="0"></iframe>';
  sleep(1);
  location.href = tUrl;
}

 

So the idea is to insert an iframe into the div.  The iframe does get written into rc1's innerHTML.  The path/to/file is correct (I used alert to verify all this). 

 

So here's the thing: The src being loaded by the iframe looks like this:

 

<html>
<head>
	<script language="javascript" src="../mbox.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
	<div class="mboxDefault"></div>
	<script language="javascript">
		 mboxCreate();
	</script>
</body>
</html>

 

include path for mbox.js is okay, checked to make sure.

 

So the problem is that when I do all this, mboxCreate(..) is not firing off.

 

Now, in goAction, after I assign the iframe to rc1's innerHTML, if I were to for instance, do this:

 

alert(document.getElementById('rc1').innerHTML);

 

or this:

 

document.write(document.getElementById('rc1').innerHTML);

 

it will fire off.  But I obviously do not want to be doing that.  So my question is, why is it not firing off?  Am I overlooking something?

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I recreated this the best I could with given info.

Firefox Error Console complains that mBoxCreate() is not defined,

(which it isn't because I don't have mbox.js)

which tells me it is being called.

I also put an alert() at the same spot and it executed.

I'd say the problem is in mbox.js.

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