That's what I tried first but couldn't get it to work, so I switched
to using load function.
I've created a demo page with 2 iframes - one using each method and
only the load function works.
You can find it here if you want to have a look to see if I've done
something wrong.
Hope you don't mind turning your thread into a discussion :)
now that sounds like a bug.
$(document).ready(function(){
$(frames.testframe2.document).ready(function(){
$('#test',frames.testframe2.document);
});
});
The inner ready() function is fired exactly at the same time as
I keep seeing people talking about different ways to access the
document of an iframe. This method(after much hairpulling and testing)
works very well.
$('iframeID').contents()
The .contents() method will automatically handle the browser
differences between contentWindow and contentDocument. It
Well, I tried this, but again it is not working, I really must be
missing something.
All I want to do it be able to click the link inside the iframe, and
have it append some HTML into the parent, and apply a click event as
well, that is all, seems simple! :)
My test page:
You need to put the code inside the $(document).ready function, it's
not finding the iframe because the DOM is not loaded.
- ricardo
On Sep 25, 12:36 pm, hubbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I tried this, but again it is not working, I really must be
missing something.
All I want to do it
The ready function fires when the iframe is ready in the DOM, not when
the contents of the iframe are ready. I think you need to use the load
function - a bit like this:
$(window).load(function () {
$('#test',
Oh, that's right.
But I think the best way would be
$(document).ready(function(){
//theother code blabla
//now that the iframe element exists
$(frames.testframe.document).ready(function(){
});
});
On Sep 25, 4:56 pm, Paul Mills [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The ready function
Hi, I can't test anything right now, but are you setting up the
ready() function after appending the iframe?
On Sep 23, 9:11 pm, hubbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, this really is not working. Could someone please help me to
understand how to make multiple frames use the same jquery instance
Hi Ricardo,
I am not appending an iframe, it is hardcoded. I am trying to append
to the parent document from within the iframe, and have the event in
the parent bound to the appended element from the iframe.
On Sep 23, 11:49 pm, ricardobeat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I can't test anything
Hi,
This works for me (FF3) (code running in the parent frame):
$('#test',frames[0].document).click(function(){ //bind function to
event from element *inside iframe*
$('bTESTE/b').appendTo('body').click(function(){ // append
element to the *parent frame* and assing a click handler to it
Yeah, this really is not working. Could someone please help me to
understand how to make multiple frames use the same jquery instance so
I can resolve this problem? Do I need to resort to frame ready
plugin? I really don't want to...
On Sep 17, 7:12 pm, ricardobeat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, would this be in addition to my normal document ready?
On Sep 17, 7:12 pm, ricardobeat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not sure but $(frames['frame'].document).ready() should work (from the
parent window).
On Sep 17, 8:21 pm, hubbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I am realizing it has to do
using the iframe's jQuery object:
$('.classinparentframe', parent.window.document)
Ideally if the contents of the iframe are always known to you, you
should use only one instance of jQuery on the parent window and do all
your stuff from it, it's simpler to debug also.
On Sep 16, 10:29 pm,
Well, I had this same thing working before. But it does not solve the
problem of using the parent frames instance of jQuery, which I don't
know how to do. Using your example inserts the DOM elements, but they
don't get the events, because they don't don't use the parents jQuery,
which is the
Ok, I have the following in my iframe:
$(document).ready(function() {
$ = window.parent.$;
$(#test).click(function() {
$(#hold).append('a href=#Inserted from iFrame/a
br /');
});
});
This seems to be what I would need, but now it won't load content
Ok, I am realizing it has to do with the do with the $(document).ready
function. If I just use:
$ = window.parent.$;
$(#hold).append('a href=#Inserted from iFrame/a br /');
In the iframe, it correctly adds the link to the parent, and it gets
the event from livequery! Hooray!!
But, obviously
Not sure but $(frames['frame'].document).ready() should work (from the
parent window).
On Sep 17, 8:21 pm, hubbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I am realizing it has to do with the do with the $(document).ready
function. If I just use:
$ = window.parent.$;
$(#hold).append('a href=#Inserted
Ok Brandon,
I found this in another post:
var doc = $('#testframe')[0].contentWindow.document;
$(doc.body).append('spantest/span');
This seems like it would help, but I am not sure how to use this,
along with what you posted to get it working correctly. Somehow
sending the GET within the
You need to understand that a frame is another 'window' instance, it
doesn't have the same jQuery object as the parent window unless you
tell it to. So the '$' object you use in firebug console is always the
one from the parent window.
If i'm not mistaken you can acess frame content with the
Thanks Ricardo.
But what if I wanted to access the parent document from WITHIN the
iframe?
On Sep 16, 12:27 pm, ricardobeat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You need to understand that a frame is another 'window' instance, it
doesn't have the same jQuery object as the parent window unless you
tell
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