This is what I’m doing:

var frameDocument = $(’#frameId’)[0].contentWindow.document;
$(’#divId’,frameDocument).text();

brgds, Marek

rmmod kvm_intel
ERROR: Module kvm_intel is in use

Nyuszika7H, I could not get your methods to work. Thanks for your help.

Then something like this in you case: $(”#ContentArea”,$(”#myFrame”).contents()).append(”Appended stuff”);

There should be a SPACE, not a >. Sorry, my mistake.

Method 1:
$(’#myFrame > #ContentArea’).before(’Lorem Ipsum’);

Method 2:
$(’Lorem Ipsum’).insertBefore(’#myFrame > #ContentArea’);

This may also work:
$(document.createTextNode(’Lorem Ipsum’)).insertBefore(’#myFrame > #ContentArea’);

is possible to use this for Warning Navigator when user leave this site…using beforeunload method

i have test it on without iframe… it’s fine working but when it come to iframe

it wont working with warning navigator.. cos this warning site was in iframe.. so possilbe can use this code as for warning Navigator in iframe for main site

cos i was told it’s impossible do it on this

Not working:
$(”Lorem Ipsum”).insertBefore(’#myFrame.ContentArea’);

I want to add the to a div with an ID=”ContentArea” that is inside the iFrame.

$(’#iframe_name’).contents().find(’#id_within_iframe’).whatever();

var iframe_ref = $(’#iframe_id’);

$( iframe_ref ).find(’#id_within_iframe’).whatever();

However, this did work perfectly:

var iframe_ref = document.getElementById(’#iframe_name’);

$(’#id_within_frame, frames[ iframe_ref ].document).whatever();

$(’#myform’).get(0).reset();

How can I do?
Can anyone help me please?

Example:

I’m running F12×64 on a quad-proc system (smb/rsync/www), and installing WXPx32 under PuTTY/Xming. Tried KVM, expect it’ll get better in the future (esp. as a fallback from VB if Sun AKA Oracle “Sundowns” it. )

There’s now a VB yum repo: http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/rpm/fedora/virtualbox.repo, see http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads bottom of page

Also, typo on next to last line — “mashine”. Perfect description, I wish other authors would be as accurate and NON-verbose. Thanks!

Example:
$(’#TB_iframeContent’).contents().find(’#wrapper’).css(’display’,'block’);

Thanks bro.

i want a jquery which will hide some of the div from the the website in the iframe from the different domain.

$(’form’)[0].reset();

get the form element…. and not the specific form directly: (’#myform’)

It works fine for me on Fedora 12.

var myFrame = $(’#myFrameId’);
myFrame.load(function() { // wait for iframe to load
myFrame.contents().find(’#myElementInFrame’).html(’hello world!’);
});

You may try this:
Open Disk Utility tool and click the hard disk item in the left hand partitions list (in my case it’s 149.1 GB FUTJITSU… - see image attached to the step N4), then click the Partition tab (top center). Select the SnowLeopard partition and click “-” (remove partition) and Apply. This should completely remove your SnowLeopard partition.

After this you can either resize your Macintosh HD partition and start over with the BootCamp or manually create Windows partitions in Disk Utility.

easy solution but it work!!!

and try this,
$(’#rst_form’).click()

and try this,
$(’#rst_form’).click()

the id of iframe is #depGridFrame

$(’#depGridFrame’).ready(function()
{
alert($(this).contents().find(’#updtGrid’).tagName);
});

i am calling it from document.ready function of parent document.

thank for that hint it works perfect.
is used it with following releases:
Fedora 11: Linux 2.6.30.8-64.fc11.x86_64 #1 SMP Fri Sep 25 04:43:32 EDT 2009 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
VirtualBox: VirtualBox-3.0.4_50677_fedora11-1.x86_64

greetings from austria
gregor

Thanks Konstantin, easy solution