In some scenarios, your presence may need to access elements inside of iframes.
The code that you write inside of your iframe.ts file gets injected into every iframe on the page.
Like presences, iframes have their own classes designed to automatically update data.
let iframe = new iFrame();
iframe.on("UpdateData", async () => {
// Code goes here...
});
send(Object)Sends data to the presence. Using this method will make the presence throw a iFrameData event.
getUrl()Returns the URL of the iframe.
In iframes, events work similarly to the way they work in the presence class.
iframe.on("UpdateData", async () => {
// Code goes here...
});
Here is a list of all of the events:
UpdateDataThis event is fired every time the iframe is being updated.