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I’ve seen solutions like
top.document.getElementById('iframe_a').src
But the problem is, that I don’t know the Iframes ID. My Application is running as a Gmail-Gadget and therefore I don’t know which ID Google will generate.
So how can I get the URL of my gadget?
Using JQuery will also be fine.
If your script is executed within an iframe,
location.hrefshould do it. You might want to access thelocationobject in more detail tho.