Using iFrames in AngularJS

As for AngularJS 1.2, there you should use the $sce service:

<iframe width="500" height="400" ng-src="{{detailFrame}}"></iframe>$scope.detailFrame= $sce.trustAsResourceUrl("http://www.google.com");

Good luck...

Due to Same Origin Policy, you can't get cross domain data by using XMLHttpRequest.

I'm not quite sure that what you really want to do.

You could try to bind iframe src attribute and clicked link url together to achieve the function if you just want iframe to show the web page which user cliked.

I wrote a simple example:

HTML

<div ng-app ng-controller="searchPage">  <div ng-repeat="page in searchResults">      <a ng-click="itemDetail(page._infoLink)">{{page.label}}</a>  </div>  <iframe width="500" height="400" ng-src="{{detailFrame}}"></iframe></div>

JS

function searchPage($scope){  $scope.searchResults = [{label:"BBC",_infoLink:"http://www.bbc.co.uk/"},{label:"CNN",_infoLink:"http://edition.cnn.com/"}];  $scope.itemDetail = function(link){      $scope.detailFrame = link;  };}

Here is the jsFiddle demo

BTW... You could try server proxy if you really want to use XMLHttpRequest to grab data from 3-party web site and dump it to somewhere (You can't dump data to iframe src attribute! It only accepts the URL of web page).

Really struggled on just using regular dom to st iframe.src. Grr... Angular bends the light toward it.

 .state('nav.iframer', {            url: '/iframer',            templateUrl: 'app/dashboard/iframer.html',            controller: function($rootScope, $sce){                    var f = window.frames.iframer;//                    this.frameUrl= $sce.trustAsResourceUrl("http://www.google.com");            },            controllerAs: 'framed'        })

template:

<iframe name="iframer" width="900" height="900" ng-src="{{framed.frameUrl}}"></iframe>