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You could change the submit button in the parent frame to a button<br />
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&lt;input type=&quot;button&quot;&gt;<br />
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and then make it submit the form in the iframe.<br />
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&lt;input type=&quot;button&quot; onclick=&quot;document.getEleme<wbr />ntById('if<wbr />rameID').d<wbr />ocument.fo<wbr />rmName.sub<wbr />mit()&quot; value=&quot;Submit&quot;&gt;<br />
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&quot;iframeID&quot; is the id of your iframe<br />
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&lt;iframe id=&quot;iframeID&quot;....<br />
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and &quot;formName&quot; is the name of your form in the iframe<br />
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&lt;form name=&quot;formName&quot;...
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You could change the submit button in the parent frame to a button

<input type="button">

and then make it submit the form in the iframe.

<input type="button" onclick="document.getElementById('iframeID').document.formName.submit()" value="Submit">

"iframeID" is the id of your iframe

<iframe id="iframeID"....

and "formName" is the name of your form in the iframe

<form name="formName"...

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Why is it constructed this way?<br />
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If the iframe is from a different domain, you WILL NOT be able to get the info on the form. If it's on YOUR domain, that begs the question of why an iframe? Why not an include? 
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Why is it constructed this way?

If the iframe is from a different domain, you WILL NOT be able to get the info on the form. If it's on YOUR domain, that begs the question of why an iframe? Why not an include?

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Thanks,<br />
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I've got to go with the quick and easy solution. &nbsp;Well spotted, &nbsp;it was the scrolling functionailty that was required and hence the use of the frame.<br />
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Thanks to all for comments.<br />
<br />
Bendecko
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Thanks,

I've got to go with the quick and easy solution.  Well spotted,  it was the scrolling functionailty that was required and hence the use of the frame.

Thanks to all for comments.

Bendecko

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Hi <br />
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Have two pages a parent page and a sub (iframe) page.<br />
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The subpage contains a long length of user check'ed check boxes.<br />
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The parent page contains the submit button.<br />
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How to I get the data on Iframe? &nbsp;It ideally needs to work with GET as well as POST. &nbsp; <br />
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Thanks<br />
<br />
Bendecko
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Hi 

Have two pages a parent page and a sub (iframe) page.

The subpage contains a long length of user check'ed check boxes.

The parent page contains the submit button.

How to I get the data on Iframe?  It ideally needs to work with GET as well as POST.   

Thanks

Bendecko

Submit Iframe contents from button on parent document

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