I have 2 files:
index.html iframe.html The file index.html has an iframe ( iframe.html ).
There is a javascript function in the file index.html
function testePai(){
console.log("teste da função");
}
How do I call this function testePai() from javascript in iframe.html ?
Note:
There is a protection called CORS that prevents opening content from a site within iFrame if the server does not allow it. > There is another rule called " same-origin policy " that prevents a script from one page from interacting with another page if they have the same domain.
If the rules I mentioned above do not prevent you from calling this function on the page index.html with code inside the iFrame like this:
window.parent.testePai();
If you need to do the opposite, using pure javascript:
var iframeEl= document.getElementById("myIframe"); // ou outro seletor
var iframeDoc = iframeEl.contentDocument || iframeEl.contentWindow.document;
var iframe= iframeDoc.window;
// para chamar a função
iframe.minhaFuncao();
In order to call the parent page's methods, variables, and objects, you must use window.parent .
In this way you can use this as if you were on the page itself as follows:
window.parent.testePai();
I consider it a good practice to define a variable to be able to access parent in a more organized way, eg
var index = window.parent; // você pode usar o nome que lhe for mais agradável para esta variável
index.testePai();