The document inside you iFrame is a completely separate document and can
be from a different domain as well so won't get any events just like you
don't get events from other browser tabs. However you could communicate
across the boundary by defining your own api's. What I mean is you can add
thanks, I figured as much. The two documents are independent DOM structures
and while the preview is global, it is only global within one DOM
structure.
I got what I want w/o preview, using *addDomHandler.
**as long as you have the handle to components in both frames, this works
quite fine.*
I have been struggling with this for the whole day and can't crack the
nut.
I know how things work when you call
Event.addNativePreviewHandler(handler) to trigger event preview. The
preview is meant to be a global concept so that anything events
happening else where would get previewed. However,
