'function navigate() { document.getElementById
I am having an issue trying to figure out how to add custom code to a URL that when clicked, it reloads an iframe on the page. I only have access to the URL.
iframe ID = gfgFrame
function navigate() { document.getElementById("gfgFrame").src = "/ClientCommunity/s/all-products?fileInfo=abcXyz";}
URL: javascript:navigate()
How can I add the above directly to the URL instead of using the javascript:navigate() ?
Solution 1:[1]
If your iframe has a name attribute you can just make an anchor with target="theIframesName"
<a href="/ClientCommunity/s/all-products?fileInfo=abcXyz" target="gfgFrameName">click</a>
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| Solution | Source |
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| Solution 1 | James |
