Force in-site iFrames to point to URL's and have an certain suffix or URL Paramter. I've used this to change the layout to a different one, in order to achieve an "Quick Access" Interface for minimal 2-3 inputs tables on a larger project. This is a great alternative if you're also working in Laravel and you want to avoid taking this case into ac…

.js

var Layout = {

  _handleSmartIFrameContainers : function() {
    var objectInstance = this;

    jQuery('[data-smart-iframe]').each(function() {
      var smartIFrameContainer = jQuery(this);

      jQuery(this).find(jQuery(this).attr('data-smart-iframe')).bind("click", function(event) {
        event.preventDefault();

        objectInstance._handleSmartIFrame( smartIFrameContainer, jQuery(this).attr("href") );
      });
    });
  },

  _handleSmartIFrame : function( smartIFrameContainer, target ) {
    var objectInstance = this;

    if( target.indexOf('empty-layout') == -1 )
      target += ( target.indexOf("?") == -1 ? '?' : '&' ) + 'empty-layout=true';

    smartIFrameContainer.find("> .content")
                        .html('<iframe src="' + target + '">Feature not available.</iframe>');

    smartIFrameContainer.find("> .content > iframe").bind("load", function() {
      var location = jQuery(this)[0].contentWindow.location.href;

      if( location.indexOf('empty-layout') == -1 )
        objectInstance._handleSmartIFrame( smartIFrameContainer, location );
    });
  }
  
}