getContentWindow (Client API reference)

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08/15/2024

Returns the content window that represents an IFRAME or web resource.

Note

This method is supported only on Unified Interface.

Control types supported

iframe, web resource

Syntax

formContext.getControl(arg).getContentWindow().then(successCallback, errorCallback);

Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
`successCallback`	Function	No	A function to call when operation is executed successfully. A content window instance representing the IFRAME or web resource is passed to the function.
`errorCallback`	Function	No	A function to call when the operation fails.

Return Value

On success, returns a promise that contains a content window instance representing an IFRAME or web resource.

Example

The following example shows how you can use this method with an HTML Web resource (new_myWebResource.htm).

First, add the following code in your HTML web resource:

// This script should be in the HTML web resource.
function doStuff() {
    // Add desired script logic that executes on form load.
}

Next, add the following code in the form OnLoad event handler:

// This should be in a script loaded on the form. 
// form_onload is a handler for the form onload event.
function form_onload(executionContext) {
    var formContext = executionContext.getFormContext();
    var wrControl = formContext.getControl("WebResource_CustomName");
    if (wrControl) {
        wrControl.getContentWindow().then(
            function (contentWindow) {
                contentWindow.doStuff();
            }
        )
    }
}

Similar initialization code should be added to a TabStateChange event handler if such initialization is necessary. Any initialization code should be idempotent if it's reused. For performance reasons, the form might destroy and reinitialize the control during tab navigation.

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