[Greasemonkey] Excluding iframes, etc from triggering my greasemonkey script?

[Vectorspace]

Never mind, I worked it out about 5 seconds later...
document.getElementsByTagName("frame")[x].contentDocument...

I really should took harder before posting here... :)

Vectorspace wrote:
> To expand on that, how can I make a script scan for and access the DOM 
> of sub frames?
> I know I can access the DOM of a sub frame with 
> window.frame_name.document.... but how do I do that if I do not know 
> their names? I tried 
> document.getelementsByTagName("frame")[x].document... but that didn't 
> work.
> I have a script that runs on all pages, and I would like to be able to 
> control it directly through GM_registerMenuCommand() menu items but 
> those items do not appear for scripts running on sub frames. So, if I 
> can have a script access the DOM of any sub frames I can have it only 
> run on the top page and access the sub frames itself.
>
> Lenny Domnitser wrote:
>> On 4/8/06, Jonas Lundberg <my.name.is.hans at gmail.com> wrote:
>>  
>>> My greasemonkey script is not only triggered when the page is first
>>> loaded, it is also triggered by each iFrame on the page that loads
>>> html documents.
>>> Is there any way to avoid this?
>>>     
>>
>> For site-specific scripts, tune your @include.
>>
>> If you want an "@include *" script that only runs in the top window,
>> use something like:
>>
>> if(top == self) {
>>   // the script
>> }
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