I don't think it'll help with that issue. jQuery helps with the document itself but not with the Window frames. In fact, jquey doesn't work across frames - you can only work on the current document.

+++ Rick ---



>Again... use jQuery. It handles alot of the cross browser differences for you.
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>>I have this working in IE:
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>>parent.frames['IFrameSelection'].Order()
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>>I would like to get an equivalent syntax in Firefox.
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>>So far, I have this:
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>>parent.document.getElementById('IFrameSelection').Order()
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>>But, it cannot find the javascript function in that particular frame as it says "parent.document.getElementById('IFrameSelection').Order()" is not a function.