Use contents() to access the Document object inside an iframe. Note that there are in general problems with using a jQuery library in one document to manipulate another document and it should in general be avoided. However, in the case of binding events it does work.
Use contents() to access the Document object inside an iframe. Note that there are in general problems with using a jQuery library in one document to manipulate another document and it should in general be avoided. However, in the case of binding events it does work.
$('name=temp_iframe').contents(). Find('button'). Click(function() { alert('click'); }); This requires that the iframe and its contents are loaded, so do it in a $(window).load() handler if necessary.
You can't live/delegate across documents, as events don't propagate from a child document into its parent.
Perfect! Thanks! I put it in a .
Load('iframe') instead though – Oscar Godson Sep 9 '10 at 17:51.
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