$("#iframeid").contents.find("#elementid");
$("#iframeid").contents.find("#elementid").text();
$("#iframeid").contents.find("#elementid").html();
I used this earlier today with some php where a wysiwyg editor had its html
contents embedded in a Iframe and i hate to post the raw html to a database.
worked like a charm.
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 10:43 PM, ripple <ripple...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I have an iframe in a page that scrolls on initial load, but after
> clicking a link and loading a different page I have to remove the
> scroll(scrolling=no).
>
> When the 2nd page loads I set the attr on the the iframe to
> scrolling=no.
>
> $('#iframe').attr('scrolling','no');
>
> But, This does not seem to work. Does anyone know? Is the iframe more
> of a static object after initial creation and load? Can it's parameters
> (except for src) not be changed?
>
> Thanks
