How to detect that my browser support IFRAME using jquery but unable to find it

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I want to find that my browser support IFRAME or not using Jquery . but no any reference found for that

What I have tried:

Keep Iframe in HTML
<div id="someID">Hello world!</div>

$('#iframeID').contents().find('#someID').html();

it give me undefined . but i have question that how can i identified that my browser support IFRAME .

Please help me in that
Thanks in Advance

Posted 21-May-18 21:08pm

hardy panchal

Updated 21-May-18 23:11pm

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Richard Deeming 22-May-18 11:12am

You probably can't find a reference because <iframe> is supported in just about every browser. Even IE6 supports it.

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Freelancer sekhar Babu · Answer 1 · 2018-05-21T23:12:00

Solution 1

Check if iframe is there on the page

JavaScript

if($("#iframeID").length)
{

alert("The element you're testing is present." );
$('#iframeID').contents().find('#someID').html();

}

Posted 21-May-18 23:12pm

Freelancer sekhar Babu

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hardy panchal 22-May-18 7:28am

Itried that .but that i dont want . i need my browser support Iframe or not

Hello world!

above div is require to keep in iframe ?
$("#iframeID").contents().find("#someID").html();
this give me undefined in some browser and give error like
Cannot read property 'contents' of null
in some browser

GKP1992 22-May-18 7:37am

What do you do when the browser does not have iframe?

hardy panchal 22-May-18 7:33am

I just only to know that my browser is compatible to Iframe

GKP1992 22-May-18 7:39am

wouldn't the .length crash if the $("#iframeID") is null?

hardy panchal 22-May-18 8:43am

I don't want any value of element in Iframe .just want only that my browser support Iframe or not .Thats it.