document.querySelector('button').onclick = function () { // parent.postMessage("message to be sent", "http://Die webseite die das event empfängt") var myevent = [{"event": "Hallo"}] parent.postMessage(myevent, "*") }; . Specifying targetOrigin ensures that the window only receives the data if it’s still at the right site. That solution relied on hitCallback to decorate the iframe, and now that I look back on it, it has its shortcomings. Once you start getting a feel for AJAX you will love it. Home » Cakemail tips » Developer tips » The iframe cross-domain policy problem. But it only triggers when the whole iframe with all resources is loaded. Just assign into parent.location or whatever.location as you normally would. You’ll get something along the line of: Child document does not have the right to access parent document. You should instead take a look at a cookieless solution.

Live Demos. Cross-Domain-Zugriff auf Funktionen (und Eigenschaften) ist nämlich verboten. So if we do something with the document immediately, that will probably be lost.

A malicious user can run a plug-in. Is it just me or anyone else is also wondering why these guys are still being used even though the 90s are long gone?

Cross-Domain-Iframe-Kommunikation. The idea is that if a user has two pages open: one from john-smith.com, and another one is gmail.com, then they wouldn’t want a script from john-smith.com to read our mail from gmail.com. Ganz anders sieht es aber aus, wenn der iFrame nicht in der gleichen Domain liegt. I'm not sure what you mean by using to store my contents. Im iFrame sendet man dabei eine Nachricht an das Hauptfenster: und im Hauptfenster empfängt man die Nachricht und wertet sie aus: window.addEventListener("message", function(event) {

It’s worth noting, though, that if you simply need to navigate a parent or other window to a new URL, you can do that without any special tricks. Usually i go by the old adage - 'If it does the trick, don't mess with it.' Datenaustausch über ein Iframe bringt den Vorteil mit sich wenn man mehrer Webadressen hat, das man den Inhalt untereinander personalisieren kann. You could write a nice bit of code and get it working on firefox but it would crash on IE. Man kann Cookies von Seite y auf Seite x übertragen oder ganze Metriken mit Informationen. The “Same Origin” (same site) policy limits access of windows and frames to each other. I'm using asp.net and C#. If the iframe already has a cross-domain parameter in the src value, the script simply stops attempting to decorate the iframe. test […]. Accessing to a parent document is really simple when you are on the same domain, you do a quick window.opener.MyParentFunction(), and you’re done. To use this, do I need to reference jQuery scripts?

My feelings on iframes haven’t really changed since writing the original article, so I’ll just include the relevant excerpt here for you to sympathize with. And nothing happened when I loaded the test.aspx on the webserver. Google Chrome Developer Tools > Network.

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Live Demos. Cross-Domain-Zugriff auf Funktionen (und Eigenschaften) ist nämlich verboten. So if we do something with the document immediately, that will probably be lost.

A malicious user can run a plug-in. Is it just me or anyone else is also wondering why these guys are still being used even though the 90s are long gone?

Cross-Domain-Iframe-Kommunikation. The idea is that if a user has two pages open: one from john-smith.com, and another one is gmail.com, then they wouldn’t want a script from john-smith.com to read our mail from gmail.com. Ganz anders sieht es aber aus, wenn der iFrame nicht in der gleichen Domain liegt. I'm not sure what you mean by using to store my contents. Im iFrame sendet man dabei eine Nachricht an das Hauptfenster: und im Hauptfenster empfängt man die Nachricht und wertet sie aus: window.addEventListener("message", function(event) {

It’s worth noting, though, that if you simply need to navigate a parent or other window to a new URL, you can do that without any special tricks. Usually i go by the old adage - 'If it does the trick, don't mess with it.' Datenaustausch über ein Iframe bringt den Vorteil mit sich wenn man mehrer Webadressen hat, das man den Inhalt untereinander personalisieren kann. You could write a nice bit of code and get it working on firefox but it would crash on IE. Man kann Cookies von Seite y auf Seite x übertragen oder ganze Metriken mit Informationen. The “Same Origin” (same site) policy limits access of windows and frames to each other. I'm using asp.net and C#. If the iframe already has a cross-domain parameter in the src value, the script simply stops attempting to decorate the iframe. test […]. Accessing to a parent document is really simple when you are on the same domain, you do a quick window.opener.MyParentFunction(), and you’re done. To use this, do I need to reference jQuery scripts?

My feelings on iframes haven’t really changed since writing the original article, so I’ll just include the relevant excerpt here for you to sympathize with. And nothing happened when I loaded the test.aspx on the webserver. Google Chrome Developer Tools > Network.

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Note that this only decorates the iframe src path. …But we can’t access iframe.contentWindow.onload for an iframe from another origin, so using iframe.onload.

But if the iframe is added in a modal upon the click of a button, for example, you’ll want to fire a Google Analytics hit with that click, and then make sure to include this customTask in the hit. One note if the page you are opening in the iframe is using PHP (could be done with other dynamic lanaguages) when the page first opens if your server has $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERRER’] available you can use this in the page being opened to grab the full url and query string of the parent page. For instance, let’s try reading and writing to