Hi,
You can't directly in GWT it honors cross site scripting you can however
drop down to Javascript. Write a JSNI method that accesses the containing
docs parent (your app) by accessing top, then in your code you can access
the iFrame and then it's document. Something like this:
public static DocumentElement getFrameDocumtent() {
FrameElement top = getTopDocument().getElementById("MyiFrame");
return top.getContentDocument();
}
public static native Document getTopDocument() /*-{
return top.document;
}-*/;
I haven't tested this code but pulled pieces from some of my working code
to give you an idea.
Hope that helps,
Gordon Pike
gwtcasts.com
easygwt.com
On Friday, September 21, 2012 2:28:25 AM UTC-6, Coco Gwt wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> i have created an iFrame in my project that calls an external service (for
> example whatismyip.com) that returns my public IP.
> the problem is i cant get iFrame content, because there is a completly
> different domains.
> the question is how can i get this iFrame contents ? its very urgent
> please !
>
> Thank you
>
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