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I have an iframe that references an external URL that serves up pages that contain Flash adverts.
I need to track how often a customer clicks on one of those adverts.
The approach I am taking is to render a div element over the iframe. This allows me to intercept the click event, however I need to pass that click down to the iframe. Is this possible using JavaScript?
No, it’s not possible. You can’t simulate a real click in javascript, you can only fire click events.