Spry and Iframe event handlers

Hi,
I am trying to implement an ajax simulated file upload using
spry and iframes. With Spry's power to attach event handlers and
$$() notation for accessiblities is there a way that you can detect
when an iframe is loaded using any of spry's utilities.?

there is nothing other than the basic delay in web overlay.
I suppose the only thing to do would be to create the whole article as HTML, but I'm sure that would be over the top, it would put me off!
Alistair

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Thanks -- indeed a crucial call might be missing. I was doing
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