Your stopUpload() function is scoped to the anonymous function you pass to $(document).ready().
Your stopUpload() function is scoped to the anonymous function you pass to $(document).ready(). You will need to ensure its scope is visible to the iframe. One way to do that would be to assign the function to window, the global object in a browser.
Another method would be to create the function in the global code, outside of that anonymous function.
Try this: var myGlobalObject = {}; myGlobalObject. StopUpload = function(success){ if (success == 1){ /*...*/} //... }; $(document). Ready(function() { //... }); From your iframe: $(document).
Ready(function() { parent.myGlobalObject.stopUpload(); }).
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