JQuery iFrame manipulation?

You can wrap the iframe in a DIV with an ID and remove forms only inside of that. Can you post some code? Would be easier to work off that.

Or just grab the iframe (although I'm not sure it will work, haven't tested it).

You can wrap the iframe in a DIV with an ID and remove forms only inside of that. Can you post some code? Would be easier to work off that.

Or just grab the iframe (although I'm not sure it will work, haven't tested it). $("iframe"). Find("#form").remove().

Give them separate ids (eg: and ) and you should be able to target them individually: $(#inner).remove().

Both forms have the same id as they are the same forms. I'm simply getting the $("#content").html(), and writing it in another frame. Now I need to manipulate THAT frame alone, without affecting the parent window – Checksum Jun 8 '09 at 15:31.

I don't know it in jQuery but I think that this in strait javascript might help you. Var forms = document. GetElementById('iframe_id').

GetElementsByTag('form') for (var form in forms) { formsform.parent. RemoveChild(formsform) } Disclaimer: I havn't tested this code, but with some debugging it should work... eventually. I just put it here so you maybe can guess to what you need to to do.

Perhaps the jQuery (now I'm just guessing) that you need is something like: $('iframe_id').('#form').remove() Or maybe dlabaeb's code already posted.

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