In my test, given 2 document, A and B. In A document, there is an iframe, the iframe source is B document. My question is how to modify B document certain scope of variable?
To access and communicate in two directions (parent to iFrame, iFrame to parent), in case they are both in the same domain, with access to the angular scope, try following those steps:
*You don’t need the parent to have reference to angularJS library…
Calling to child iFrame from parent
1.Get child iFrame element from the parent (link to answer):
document.getElementById("myIframe").contentWindow
2.Access the scope of the element:
document.getElementById("myIframe").contentWindow.angular.element("#someDiv").scope()
3.Call the scope’s function or property:
document.getElementById("myIframe").contentWindow.angular.element("#someDiv").scope().someAngularFunction(data);
4.Call $scope.$apply after running the logic of the function/updating the property (link to Mishko’s answer):
$scope.$apply(function () { });
Calling parent from child iFrame
parent.someChildsFunction();
Will update also on how to do it cross domain if it is necessary..