it works (for the moment not in IE but in Firefox; others still not
tested); we have to fire a load event for the iframe.
main page:
$().ready(function() {
function local_alert()
{
alert("calling from main page");
};
var iframe=$('iframe#id_iframe'); //the id of the iframe
iframe.load (function()
{
var submit=iframe.contents().find("#submit"); //submit is the id of the
"submit" button in the iframe
submit.click(
function()
{
local_alert(); //it calls now a script from the main page
});
});
pere roca wrote:
>
> hi,
> someone knows how to execute events from the main page but when something
> in the iframe happens?
> I have an iframe made by jqModal, and I can access divs, forms... by
> something like this;
>
> //iframe and the 'name' of the iframe
> $('iframe#info').contents().find('#id')
>
> But trying to fire an acion when a form in the iframe is clicke, from
> main page:
>
>
> $('iframe#info').contents().find('#contactForm').submit(function() {
>
> //console.info($('iframe#info').contents().find('#contactForm'));
> alert("eiiii");
> });
>
> it fails. I would like to work like this because I have lot of js code
> in the main (not the iframe page).
> Maybe Is not compatible find() with event firing?
>
> Thanks.
> Pere
>
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