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I have
elm.appendTo('#wrap');
where elm is a jquery object of the clicked image inside iframe. I want to append that image to a <div id="wrap"> where #wrap is a div in the body of the page outside iframe. So basically when i double click on an image inside iframe, i want that image to append to <body> outside iframe. Both body and iframe link are on the same domain.
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parent can be replaced by top, if the parent document is in the top window):
//If the parent document doesn't have JQuery:
elm.appendTo(parent.document.getElementById("wrap"));
//Only if JQuery is included at the parent
elm.appendTo(parent.$("#wrap"));
parent.$("#wrap").append(elm);
Assume #elm to be the ID of your image.
// If JQuery is defined at the frame AND the parent (current document)
$("#wrap").append(frames[0].$("#elm"));
frames[0].$("#elm").appendTo($("#wrap"));
frames[0] refers to the first frame within the current document. If you've set a name attribute on your frame, you can also use frames.frame_name, or frames["frame_name"].
click event listener to the elm JQuery (image) object:
elm.click(function(){
parent.$("#wrap").append(this);
})
Try going at it from the other way: from the parent window, find the element you want to append to and then use .append() and select the element in the iframe. For example:
$("#wrap").append($("iframe #myElement"));
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