Note : Both Netscape and Internet Explorer support the Frames collection (Netscape call it an array). For properties, methods and events that are supported by frame elements, see the <FRAME>
and <IFRAME>
topics.
The Frames collection is an ordered, indexed (by source order) array, containing a reference to Window Objects. If the document contains a <BODY>
element, then the frames collection contains references to the <IFRAME>
elements in the document. If the document contains a <FRAMESET>
element, then the frame collection is populated with references to <FRAME>
elements. (Note : Netscape doesn't support <IFRAME>
and so will only populate the frames collection with references to valid <FRAME>
elements. Also, <IFRAME>
elements that are referenced across frames/windows can only be accessed through the Document Object).
length
The length
property returns the number of frames in the collection. Note that the length
count starts at 1, not 0 as the frames collection index does.
item
The item
method retrieves single items, or sub-collections from the all collection. It accepts the following arguments:
all.item(index)
If index
is a number, then the method returns a reference to the frame object at that position in the frames collections index. I.e.
bIsScrolling=document.frames.item(2).scrolling
would make bIsScrolling
be a boolean value, depending on the value of the SCROLLING
attribute of the referenced frame object.
If the index
property is a string value, then the item
method returns the first valid frame object that has the NAME
or ID
used as the string contained in the index
argument.
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