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I have the below code in my iframe page,

$(window).load(function() {
// No we can paint our canvas. Something rounded with a shadow ;-)
$("#main-outer").liquidCanvas(

"[shadow gradient{from:#000000; to:#ffffff;}] => roundedRect{radius:10}");
});

when the parent page loads, the code inside iframe page not works. When i run the iframe page individually it works fine. I have this problem in IE only.

The problem is $(window).load(function(){ is not working in iframe page. How to fix this?

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I got the problem to show pictures inside as well, but fixed it by adding an extra div block under the div container.

Right, let's spread the word. Why not prepare a nice short video about it. I've looked through different video websites and this is the only thing I've found Liquid Canvas . It is a funny thing to call to completely different objects or processes in the same way, isn't it?

Hi Steffen,

This is definitely the cleanest example of classical inheritance in javascript I've seen. Below is the amended version that passes JSLint... all seems to function correctly however would love your feedback on it:

var Class;
(function(){
var isFn = function(fn) { return typeof fn == "function"; };
Class = function(){};
Class.extend = function(proto) {
var k = function(magic) { // call init only if there's no magic cookie
if (magic != isFn && isFn(this.init)) { this.init.apply(this, arguments); }
};
k.prototype = new this(isFn); // use our private method as magic cookie
var makeSuper = function(fn, sfn) {
return function() { this._super = sfn; return fn.apply(this, arguments); };
};
for (var key in proto) {
if (proto.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
var fn = proto[key], sfn = k.prototype[key];
k.prototype[key] = !isFn(fn) || !isFn(sfn) ? fn : makeSuper(fn, sfn); // add _super method
}
}
k.prototype.constructor = k;
k.extend = this.extend;
return k;
};
})();


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I have several fixing this problem in my blog, no matter how may times I insert your code I doesn't work, please help me.

I'm using an @font-face kit by Font Squirrel. It's CSS-only.

Thanks! I had this problem with corner setting 5. Changing it to 6 solved my problem.

thanks for the help everyone, l guess i will go elsewhere...

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