While looking through the bugtracker I ran a cross <http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/2707>this ( http://dev.jquery.com/ticket/2707) bug. The bug was reported as events not firing through an iframe. But because there is a separation between the DOM outside and the DOM inside the frame, I do not really think this is bug, just something you need to take into account in the design (proxy funcitons or something). But it did get me thinking, if jQuery exists inside the frame, why not break the chain and return the inner jQuery (hopefully with the current context attached) so that things like events can be triggered. Consider it curious experimention, but I just wanted to show it and get some opinions. I think it might be useful for other things in the future.
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jquery.contextswitch.js
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