scrollTop() & scrollLeft() ?
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> Thanks Julian,
> I finished that one, Now i need help with determining the position of the
> scrollbar? any ideas?
> Thanks,
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> On 13-Mar-09, at 6:58 PM, Julian Aubourg wrote:
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> Well, I dunno of any way to automatically trap events of an iframe but you
> could certainly work something out by overriding the events handlers of the
> elements in the iframe you're interested with scripting from the parent
> document. Of course it's IF AND ONLY IF your page and the iframe are of the
> same domain because, otherwise, you can't access the iframe document for
> security reasons.
> Anyway, given you managed the plumbery to get the iframe window object,
> it's quite easy to add to it. Say you have it in a variable called win, you
> can override the global onerror event of the window with the following code:
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> win.onerror = function() {
> // Your code from the main page here
> window; // The window object of the main page
> this; // The window object of the iframe
> }
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> Haven't tested jQuery this way but I guess you could do something like:
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> $("button",win.document).click(...);
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> To add click notifiers to buttons in the iframe. (Please anyone correct me
> if I'm wrong).
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> Another solution if you have control of the content in the iframe, is to
> call functions & methods declared in the main page from the iframe using the
> parent variable. So in the iframe, you could have:
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> parent.myObject.myNotifier(data);
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> and inform the main page that way.
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> Anyway, maybe you knew all this and I guess you're trying to get a trick in
> the cross-domain department and I'm afraid it's a no go because of security
> barriers in the browsers.
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> 2009/3/12 <[email protected]>
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>> I think no because if this were possible it will be a security
>> vulnerability
>> Or not?
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>> PRIX IT -development -engeneering -consultant
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: ECS <[email protected]>
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>> Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 13:35:04
>> To: jQuery Development<[email protected]>
>> Subject: [jquery-dev] Iframe and jQuery
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>> This has been asked a million times before probably, but is there any
>> way to trap events in the iframe window and pass the events to the
>> parent window, not bothering about the URL of the SRC of the iframe?
>> Any help would be appriciated. Thanks a ton!
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