I have a parent window that is contains an iframe (containing a
calendar) that I want to work with. Both are in the same domain (and
folder) and both include jQuery.
When I click on a day (i.e. a table cell), I want to get the id (which
contains the date) to set the value of a text box in the parent form.
I can get it to work with Firefox, but not Internet Explorer.
Also, when the iframe page changes (i.e. I click a link within it),
the load event isn't fired again in IE (but is in Firefox).
This is what I have in the parent document:
$(
function()
{
var shifts = $(frames["shifts"]||"#shifts");
shifts.load(
function()
{
alert("iframe loaded"); // fires each time the
iframe loads in
Firefox, but not IE
var d = this.contentDocument;
if(!d) d = this.document; // IE
else d = d.defaultView; // firefox
var days = d.$("td.shift");
days.each(
function()
{
var self = $(this);
var text = self.text();
self.empty().append("<a
href='#'>").find("a").append(text).click(
function()
{
alert("selected
" + this.parentNode.id);
return false;
}
);
}
)
}
);
}
)
Perhaps in a future version of jQuery, it will do this transparently, i.e.
var myiframe = $("#myiframe");
myiframe.load(
function()
{
var d = this.document;
d.$("a").click(function(){return false});
}
)
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