If I have
var doc=window.document;
and I don’t want to define another variable, how can I refer to window?
doc.parentNode does not work.
If I have var doc=window.document; and I don’t want to define another variable, how
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If I have
var doc=window.document;
and I don’t want to define another variable, how can I refer to window?
doc.parentNode does not work.
document.defaultView[MDN] should work, but of course not in IE (until IE9). But it seems you can usedocument.parentWindowthere.So cross-browser would be: