Why is the following not working:
//iframe:
window.parent.$(document).trigger(\'complete\');
//parent window:
$(document).bind(\'complete\', function(){
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Answering directly to OP's question: because there is a bug in the first code example.
You pass the iframe's document object to the parent's $
function. This does not make much sense.
Parent's jQuery instance can not trigger event on DOM object of other window;
Even if it could, it is an iframe's document, but you try to listen for the event on parent's document.
This would probably work:
window.parent.$(window.parent.document).trigger('complete');
You might try adding a triggering function in the parent document, then calling it as a regular function from the iframe. This should ensure you're triggering the event in the right document context.
// In Parent
function triggerComplete () {
$(document).trigger('complete');
}
// In iFrame
window.parent.triggerComplete();
Check this solution, it's very tricky:
top.frames['frame_name'].document.getElementById('Processing').style.display = 'none';
The way events are tracked, you can only trigger or receive events on the same document.
try
window.parent.$(window.parent.document).trigger('complete');