Possible duplicate:I have a problem with IFrame.
Now I use iframe.attribute ("src") = ".. Pages / page.aspx" .... In Chrome, etc. this one works ..... but no firefox? Maybe someone knows the reason?
try it.
iframe.attribute("src")="../Pages/page.aspx"
If you really have "..Pages / Page.aspx", you are missing the backslash between .. and Pages
iframe.attribute("src")="../Pages/page.aspx" ^^^
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