Get Input value from Iframe in another domain

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Get Input value from Iframe in another domain



I saw all the questions about this topic, nothing help me.
my question:



It is possible to get value of input inside iframe from anoter site?
for example: the IFRAME located in the domain: myframe.com/iframe.html , and the page I want to get in him the value of the input inside iframe is: domainofme.com/page.html



I have try all of this examples, without success:


document.getElementById('img10').value = document.getElementById('iframe').contentWindow.document.getElementById('img10');
document.getElementById('img10').value = document.getElementById('iframe').contentWindow.document.getElementById('img10');

document.getElementById("img10").value = $("#iframe").contents().find("#img10").val();

var iContentBody = $("iframe").contents().find("body");
$("#img10").val(iContentBody.find("#img10").attr('value'));



Anyone can help me?



Its not duplicate because all of the examples not working / too old





Possible duplicate of Get Cross-Domain iFrame content
– Jorge Fuentes González
Aug 10 at 13:52





The answer is no. Read the question @JorgeFuentesGonzález linked. Voting to close as duplicate.
– nurdyguy
Aug 10 at 13:54





@Din Is exactly the same question. "How to access contents of another iframe in another domain (crossdomain)". Not working examples means that the answers of the question I posted are being applied (same origin security policy). The security policies are there for a reason. If you check your developer console (F12) you will see that is not possible.
– Jorge Fuentes González
Aug 10 at 14:14






So the answer to your question It is possible to get value of input inside iframe from anoter site? is no.
– Jorge Fuentes González
Aug 10 at 14:16






@JorgeFuentesGonzález If he actually took the time to read the questions you linked he'd see that allowing such behavior would be a serious security breach. A simple google search shows just how many times this exact questions has been asked.
– nurdyguy
Aug 10 at 14:19









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