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I have this javascript which uploads a selected file via the iframe. I need to be able to determine from the iframe whether the file was successfully uploaded or not. The problem is that it could be 3 seconds to upload the file or 30 seconds. The best method I can think of to trigger a function when the upload completes from within the iframe.... how would I target the main window from within the child iframe?

                if (file === false) {
                    var newEl = that.reset(this);
                    //fix listener
                    triggerNotification('x', 'Unable to upload file, file type not accepted');
                } else {
                    var id = Math.floor(Math.random()*101);
                    var form = jQuery(this).hide().after("<div class='upload'><div class='file'>"+file+"</div><div class='status'><img src='/image/progress-bar.gif'/></div></div><iframe id='"+id+"' name='"+id+"' src='about:blank' width='0' height='0' style='display: block;'></iframe>").parents('form');
                    form.attr('target', id).submit();
                    console.log(jQuery('iframe', form));
                    console.log(jQuery('iframe', form).contents());
                    console.log(jQuery('iframe', form).contents().find('body'));
                    console.log(jQuery('iframe', form).contents().find('body').html());

                    jQuery('input[type="button"]', form.parents('.popup-panel')).show();

                    triggerNotification('check', 'File has been uploaded');

                    //form.replaceWith("<a href='/image/icons/accept.png' target='_blank'><img src='/image/icons/accept.png' style='max-width: 120px;'/></a><br/><span class='faded'>(Click to view actual size)</span>");
                }
A: 

The solution was to trigger a JS function on the page through the iframe via the use of parent.jQuery... instead of window.jQuery...

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