iframe 内に 1 つの iframe があり、このコードで画像の src を変更したい
window.top.frames[0].frames[0].document.getElementById("maquina").src = "https://developer.cdn.mozilla.net/media/img/mdn-logo-sm.png";
試してみるとうまくいきますが、その要素の.srcを読んだときのコードでのみ、ページの変更を見ることができません
iframe 内に 1 つの iframe があり、このコードで画像の src を変更したい
window.top.frames[0].frames[0].document.getElementById("maquina").src = "https://developer.cdn.mozilla.net/media/img/mdn-logo-sm.png";
試してみるとうまくいきますが、その要素の.srcを読んだときのコードでのみ、ページの変更を見ることができません
You cannot manipulate the contents of an iframe from within the parent frame without a global method for accessing the child DOM. There is an answer Here that suits your needs, but I will copy below for reference:
In the child iframe:
parent.childGetElementById = function (id) {return document.getElementById(id);}
parent.childLoaded();
In the parent:
function childLoaded() {var dom = childGetElementById('someid');}
Assuming you actually have access to the child page, I would recommend modifying your design away from the use of iframes.
[Answering the comment]
Well it depends on if you're just using straight HTML, or a scripting language (like PHP). If pure HTML, you can use a server side includes with
<!-- #include virtual="path/to/included/file.html" -->
In PHP, you can include the page like this
require('/real/path/to/included/file.php');
Don't get me wrong, iFrames can be useful in some specific situations (circumventing cross-domain origin policies, oAuth implementations, etc); they are more often abused than correctly used.