Change onload value within iframe using javascript?

In IE you can use the security="restricted attribute It doesn't do what you want (disable javascript altogether) but should force the IFRAME to run in a differnent zone and prevent it from accessing your page.

In IE you can use the security="restricted" attribute. It doesn't do what you want (disable javascript altogether) but should force the IFRAME to run in a differnent zone and prevent it from accessing your page. The HTML 5 sandbox attribute, when implemented, may also be close to what you are looking for.In particular allow-scripts.

Now you just need it to be implemented in a majority of user's browsers ;).

This doesn't help......i want to disable only the onload and onunload – DIMOS Apr 8 at 18:57 Don't think its gonna happen. I thought it was a nicer answer than this comment though lol. – benjynito Apr 8 at 19:15.

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