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1. 

   Remi Grumeau

   Permalink to comment# August 17, 2011

   same without JQuery:

   document.getElementsByTagName('iframe')[0].src=document.getElementsByTagName('iframe')[0].src

   Because JQuery is not always needed :)

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     Jan-Marten

     Permalink to comment# August 17, 2011

     The difference is that Chris reloads all iframes whereas you only reload the first one the in the DOM tree.
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     Shahul

     Permalink to comment# November 5, 2012

     how to i resolve the caching problems
2. 

   Jan-Marten

   Permalink to comment# August 17, 2011

   Maybe I’m going way overboard, but if you wanna do it purely in JavaScript with the same results Chris got:

   Object.prototype.each = function(f){
       var l = this.length;
       for(var i=0;i<l;i++)
           {
               try {
                   this[i].eachCall = f;
                   this[i].eachCall(this[i]);
               } catch(e){ throw e; }
           }
   };
   
   document.getElementsByTagName('iframe').each(function(){this.src=this.src;});

   I can't wait for the day Chris learns how to do proper prototyping ;-)

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     Basil

     Permalink to comment# September 12, 2011

     I am newbie,
     pls can you tell me where to place the code?
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     Rob

     Permalink to comment# October 16, 2011

     Basil, I know it might be a little late and you have probably figured it out but just in case, you place the code either into your ‘head’ or you create an external JavaScript file .js ending, just make sure you refer to it in your head.
     Hopefully that’s of some help to you.
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     Matt Kipper

     Permalink to comment# November 17, 2012

     I’m currently using this version of the script, but it’s breaking the rest of the scripts on my page. Any idea what may be causing that?
3. 

   Alex

   Permalink to comment# September 8, 2011

   I honestly only wanted to comment because your commenting system is gorgeous.

   Kudos

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4. 

   junior

   Permalink to comment# July 11, 2012

   comment preview doesn’t has funcionality , AhahahhAHHAhh

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5. 

   Celine

   Permalink to comment# October 16, 2012

   Thanks!!

   How would you go about reloading 2 or more iFrames?

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6. 

   Laurent

   Permalink to comment# October 24, 2012

   Thanks a lot !

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   Nenad

   Permalink to comment# August 11, 2013

   Thank you very much. I’ve tried more than one way of doing this, but none really worked for me. This is the real deal! Thanks once again :)

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8. 

   esm

   Permalink to comment# February 27, 2014

   $(‘iframe’).attr(‘src’,’Your src here ‘);

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9. 

   Codeplussoft

   Permalink to comment# November 6, 2014

   From Your text to link here…
   $( '#iframe' ).attr( 'src', function () { return $( this )[0].src; } );

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10. 

    Dheeraj Kawatra

    Permalink to comment# May 19, 2016

    This code doesn’t work in case you have multiple iframes on a page. It replaces the url of all iframes to first one to be reloaded. More robust code jquery code would be:

      $('iframe').each(function (){
                   var src= $(this).attr('src');
    
                    $(this).attr('src', src);
                });
    
    

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