Closed exetico closed 4 years ago
I'm able to add content to the page with $('<p>Testcontent</p>').insertBefore('frameset')
- but i'm not sure, how i can get PNotify to work.
I've also tried to define target
as frames['mainframename'].document.body
, but it's still adding the html to html > frameset
(in the bottom of it).
<div class="
ui-pnotify
ui-pnotify-with-icon
ui-pnotify-in ui-pnotify-fade-in
ui-pnotify-fade-normal
" aria-live="assertive" role="alertdialog" ui-pnotify="true" style="right: 25px; bottom: 25px;"><div class="
ui-pnotify-container
brighttheme
brighttheme-success
ui-pnotify-shadow
" role="alert" style="width: 360px; min-height: 16px;">
<div class="ui-pnotify-icon "><span class="brighttheme-icon-success"></span></div>
<h4 class="ui-pnotify-title ">Test</h4>
<div class="ui-pnotify-text " role="alert">I'm ready.... .</div>
<!----><!----><!----></div></div>
I actually managed to add a body-dom to the page, with the following code:
var customBody = document.createElement('body');
customBody.id = "customBody";
$(customBody).insertBefore('frameset');
And that's working with PNotify.
But i would like to target my frame, if possible - or, another element within my html
, before the frameset
.
You can change the context of a stack. As long as PNotify can add elements to that context, it should work.
To change the default stack context use
PNotify.defaultStack.context = someElementOrDocumentBody;
If your frame is on the same origin, I believe you should have access to its document body.
You should change the stack context before creating any notices.
I'll do that, and see how it goes. Thanks!
Hi
I'm trying to use pnotify on a page, where i only have a frameset. There's no option to add a body, so i need to find a work-around.
I can see that i'm able to define
target
, however, i'm unsure about how i should use it.TL;DR: Can i use pnotify, in a page where i only have a frameset, and frames - and no body?