How to Execute Code After Dynamically Inserted iframes are Loaded with jQuery?

How to Utilize jQuery .ready Event in Dynamically Inserted iframes

When dynamically inserting an iframe using jQuery thickbox, the $(document).ready event within the iframe fires prematurely, resulting in Galleria code not being applied to DOM elements effectively. This occurs because $(document).ready relies on the ready state of the iframe's parent.

To address this issue, there are alternative jQuery events that can be bound to ensure code execution only after the dynamic iframe is ready. One recommended approach is using the 'load' event as demonstrated below:

function callIframe(url, callback) {
    $(document.body).append('<IFRAME>

By leveraging the 'load' event, better control over the iframe load is achieved, allowing for actions to be taken when the iframe is fully loaded and ready. This ensures accurate execution of Galleria code or other JavaScript libraries on the iframe's DOM elements.

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