Reputation: 8340
There is an iframe
in an other iframe
. I would like to get the browser's URL (in example: http://test) from the second iframe
.
//browser URL: http://test <-- I need this URL
<iframe src="http://level1">
<iframe src="http://level2">
<!-- some content -->
</iframe>
</iframe>
I tried document.referrer
but it gives back the first iframe's URL:
<iframe src="http://level1">
<iframe src="http://level2">
console.log(document.referrer); //It gives back http://level1
</iframe>
</iframe>
UPDATE:
The top.location.href
doesn't work because there are different domains. Different the browser, the first and the second iframe domain. (our website - adserver - third-party website)
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1354
Reputation: 2102
As said it is in general not possible from cross-domain iframes, but in the case of Chrome you can use window.location.ancestorOrigins
that will give you the "top level url" and a list of all the domains if you are in several iframes no matter if they are cross-domain or not.
Upvotes: 3