function bindFrames(){
jQuery.each(document.frames,function(){
if (!this.$) this.$ = window.parent.$;
});
};
You can't watch for DOM changes, so you need to call it somewhere
whenever you add a new frame.
- ricardo
On Oct 15, 11:58 pm, ken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Say I have an application that utilizes heavy AJAX, but also uses iframes
> (same domain). In these iframes, I need access to jQuery. I want to avoid
> loading another instance of jQuery for each one. Ideally, there would be an
> event to that I could bind to that would auto-alias the top window's jQuery
> to any new iframes (or new windows?), or similar. Basically I want to avoid
> each iframe having to load jQuery and the 50 plugins that I plan to use.
>
> I looked for a plugin that might do this, but couldn't find one. Has anyone
> faced this situation before?
>
> Thanks,
> ken
