Kinda like using target=”_parent” to open an iframe link in the main document window, but show the slideshow in the main doc window, instead of the iframe.

I hope this clears it up a bit?

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http://leandrovieira.com/projects/jquery/lightbox/

you know, like the fancy way it appears??

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however if i want to open the div with id = myOnPageContent from javascript code how do i do it ?

Thanks!
Sean

$(document).ready(function(){ tb_show(’caption’, ‘images/myimag.jpg?height=800&width=800′, ‘group’); });

… problem is that it puts the images at the back of the TB slideshow. Anyone have an idea of how to push it first in the order (so I get a “next” link instead of a “previous” link?

Hopefully someone can walk me through a solution!

Here is an example of a TB call I am making (using: jquery-1.2.3, TB 3.1, IE7);
Edit

TB opens with the default size and located near the top of the page instead of using my sizes and centering on the screen when the page is scrolled down.

If I use the same code without passing a variable to the destination URL, TB works as expected (fantastically).

So clearly passing the URL variable messes up passing variables to TB. Could someone walk me through how to change this so it works correctly?

Note that the URL variable is generated by the ASP code and is not easily modified, so I need a Thickbox oriented solution (if possible).

Thanks!

use this

http://www.gerd-riesselmann.net/development/focus-first-form-field-with-jquery

does that field have an id or some other way of identifying it through selectors?

try $(’#fieldId’).focus();

http://codylindley.com/thickboxforum/comments.php?DiscussionID=58&page=1#Comment_3404

The basic idea behind it all is that Thickbox must initiate all functions in the parent window straight away. However these functions will all refer to the iframe content. Explained how it could be done (I suppose the Lightbox principle should be the same).

>how would I close thickbox from isdie an iFrame?

Hi there,

if you want to close a thickbox within an iframe try this as a function and remember to include the jQuery functionalities in your iframe-code (e.g. jquery-1.2.1.js in header).

function tb_removeIframe() {
parent.$(’#TB_window,#TB_overlay,#TB_HideSelect’).trigger(”unload”).unbind().remove();
}

close Thickbox-iframe

Greets and good luck with all that thickbox adaptions;-)

Daniel Speth

A thickbox within an iframe covered the parent page width the solution given by John.Brazil. Problem is that the related gallery didn’t work, so I had to use a HTML instead of some IMAGE.

Sample is here: http://www.anexo14.com.br/forma/portfolio.htm