Hristo,

The function is below.  I basically modeled this function after one in the samples.  It's just trying to open a webdialog control, version 10.3.20103.2120.  We are then trying to change the content on the dialog to display a jpg.  But the code fails on the $find statement.  This works fine in IE, but not in Chrome.  However, we do have other dialog windows that are functioning fine in Chrome.

function

PicSelect(gridName, cellId, button) {

// Get the cell

var cell = igtbl_getCellById(cellId);

if (cell.Column.Key == "Photo") {

// Get the row

var selRow = null;

selRow = cell.getRow();

var TargetURL = selRow.getCell(10).getValue();

dialogWindow = $find(

'<%=WebDialogWindow2.ClientID%>');

var contentPane = dialogWindow.get_contentPane();

contentPane._DIV.children(0).src = TargetURL;

dialogWindow.show();

}

Hi Scott,

If $find(id) fails, then you may try to debug by searching that id within source of html. For example, you may

alert("id=<%=WebDialogWindow2.ClientID%>");

look at that value and search html source for that string. There is should be javascript ..create(...id..) statement.

If dialog is returned, then I suggest to use members of contentPane, rather then explicit references to internal members. For example, $IG.LayoutPane (get_contentPane) object has several members like

var cp = dialogWindow.get_contentPane();
var contentBody = cp.getBody();
var iframe = cp.get_iframe();
var targetUrl = cp.get_contentUrl();
// following will persist after postback
cp.set_contentUrl(anotherAspxOrWebSite);
// following will not persist after postback
if(iframe)
   iframe.src = anotherAspxOrWebSite;
// find child html element
var textBox1 = cp.findChild("TextBox1");