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Hi,<br />
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Is the issue solved?
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top.document.getElementByI<wbr />d(iFrameId<wbr />)does work..the issue was something else.<br />
window.parent also works.<br />
Thanks
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top.document.getElementById(iFrameId)does work..the issue was something else.
window.parent also works.
Thanks

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top.document.getElementByI<wbr />d(iFrameId<wbr />) &nbsp;.... works fine in IE but returns null in Chrome.<br />
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Any thoughts please ?
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top.document.getElementById(iFrameId)  .... works fine in IE but returns null in Chrome.

Any thoughts please ?

top.document equivalient in Chrome

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