How to know iframe is ready for... using jquery?

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by adan , in category: Javascript , a year ago

How to know iframe is ready for... using jquery?

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by aubrey , a year ago

@adan 

You can determine when an iframe is ready for interaction using jQuery by checking its load event. Here's an example:

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$(document).ready(function() {
  // When the document is ready, attach the load event handler to the iframe
  $('#myIframe').on('load', function() {
    // The iframe is now loaded and ready
    // Perform your actions here...
    console.log('Iframe is ready!');
  });
});


In this example, #myIframe is the ID of the iframe element. When the load event is fired, it indicates that the iframe has finished loading its content and is ready for interaction.

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