Welcome to Michael Mahemoff’s blog.
I’m a hands-on software architect based in London, UK focusing on web technologies, in particular Ajax, and the author of Ajax Design Patterns (O’Reilly, 2006).
Welcome to Michael Mahemoff’s blog.
I’m a hands-on software architect based in London, UK focusing on web technologies, in particular Ajax, and the author of Ajax Design Patterns (O’Reilly, 2006).
Welcome to Michael Mahemoff's blog and podcast page on software development - topics include Web/Ajax, Usability, Programming (Rails/Java/OO), Patterns, Agile. I'm based in London and I'm from Melbourne. I work at Osmosoft.

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1 chris primbas // Jun 22, 2008 at 5:37 pm
Do you outsource your Iframe work? We are very interested in working with you. Is there a number you can be reached?
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2 Felipe Carmo // Jun 15, 2009 at 2:00 pm
Hi Michael, I was reading some of your articles about IFRAME and JavaScript, but still remains one doubt.
I would appreciate if you could help me.
I am trying to use IFRAME in a website, but 90% of the references are from external websites, which means that I don’t have any kind of control of the “internal” content.
When I link to these websites, some of then use JavaScript to control few objects, and when I am using IFRAME, it seems those requests got lost and a lot of funcionalities don’t work.
Any suggestion!?
Thanks
3 mahemoff // Jun 17, 2009 at 10:52 am
Hi Felipe, I don’t fully follow your scenario, but I get the impression you are coming up against the standard cross-domain restriction of iframes; namely, that under normal circumstances, two “windows” (top-level or iframe) can’t talk to each other. Unless you use a hack like the cross-domain hack in my article, you can’t control the content of another domain’s iframe.
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