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Hopefully someone here can help me with this challenge! I have a parent page which is the checkout page for an e-commerce site. It\'s run on zencart and for every order placed a table row is generated
I have Google in an iframe. I want to have some control over the input so I tried: $(\'#iframeID\').contents().find(\'input\').keydown(开发者_StackOverflow中文版function () {
Basically I am tring to figure out if the parent frame is being scrolled or not. I thought it would be something like this but that didn\'t work;
I\'m new to Javascript, and JQuery. After searching the internet for solutions, I decided to post this question.
I really don\'t know why but when I try to display an iFrame into google chrome and safari it don\'t work.
I\'m attempting to do some scrolling with an iframe, but my Javascript doesn\'t seem to be working. Here\'s my code...
I\'m trying to access a function that would update the JQuery UI progress bar located in the parent from within the iframe page. Every time somebody clicks on a link in the iframe page I want it to up
I noticed a deal aggregator site (specifically onespout.com) uses an iframe to show the site where you are actually getting the deal from.This means you are on the aggregator\'s site t开发者_StackOver
I have a very strange problem, i have an iframe that is able to communicate with it\'s parent, but only in some certain ways. For an example i have this code in the iframe