How to manipulate iframe objects using jquery?

@edmond_brakus 

To manipulate iframe objects using jQuery, you can use the following methods:

1. Select the iframe element: Use the appropriate selector to target the iframe element within the DOM. For example, if the iframe has an ID of "myIframe", you can select it using $("#myIframe").
2. Access the content of the iframe: Once you have selected the iframe element, you can access its content using the content() method. For example, $("#myIframe").contents() will give you access to the contents of the iframe.
3. Modify the content of the iframe: You can manipulate the content of the iframe using jQuery methods like html(), append(), prepend(), etc. For example, $("#myIframe").contents().find("body").html("Hello World") will change the content of the body inside the iframe to "Hello World".
4. Manipulate elements within the iframe: You can also select specific elements within the iframe and manipulate them using jQuery methods. For example, $("#myIframe").contents().find("#myElement").css("color", "red") will change the color of the element with ID "myElement" to red.
5. Trigger events within the iframe: You can trigger events within the iframe using the trigger() method. For example, $("#myIframe").contents().find("#myButton").trigger("click") will simulate a click on the button with ID "myButton" within the iframe.

Overall, manipulating iframe objects using jQuery is similar to manipulating any other DOM elements, but you need to use the contents() method to access the content within the iframe.