Would anyone know a way or if its possible to submit a form on a child window from a parent window taking in to account that both windows are on different domains?
I have tried the obvious
phppage wrote:... windows are on different domains ...
Due to security reasons the browser would not allow this action. I know you can switch this protection off in IE ... not sure about doing this in other browsers.
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phppage wrote:... windows are on different domains ...
Due to security reasons the browser would not allow this action. I know you can switch this protection off in IE ... not sure about doing this in other browsers.
Many thanks for this. Would you mind telling me how I switch this off in IE?
Indeed, I'm sure there has been such an option in IE 5.5 but I can't find it in IE 7.0.
It was called "Cross domain scripting" or something like that, in Advanced Options tab in Internet options menu.
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VladSun wrote:Indeed, I'm sure there has been such an option in IE 5.5 but I can't find it in IE 7.0.
It was called "Cross domain scripting" or something like that, in Advanced Options tab in Internet options menu.
Cheers for looking. Found the setting but it dose not seem to work. It's in the Zone section of IE settings.
Would anyone know of another browser apart from IE that allows cross domain scripting?
VladSun wrote:Indeed, I'm sure there has been such an option in IE 5.5 but I can't find it in IE 7.0.
It was called "Cross domain scripting" or something like that, in Advanced Options tab in Internet options menu.
Cheers for looking. Found the setting but it dose not seem to work. It's in the Zone section of IE settings.
Would anyone know of another browser apart from IE that allows cross domain scripting?
I don't think you'll find one... It would be a major security problem if the browser was able to interact like that. Is this for a publicly available site?
VladSun wrote:Indeed, I'm sure there has been such an option in IE 5.5 but I can't find it in IE 7.0.
It was called "Cross domain scripting" or something like that, in Advanced Options tab in Internet options menu.
Cheers for looking. Found the setting but it dose not seem to work. It's in the Zone section of IE settings.
Would anyone know of another browser apart from IE that allows cross domain scripting?
I don't think you'll find one... It would be a major security problem if the browser was able to interact like that. Is this for a publicly available site?
Yes, but I own the site I am trying to submit to but can not change the code very easily for reasons that would take to long to explain. Really frustrating really. Its only my self that would need to do this as well so I would not have worry about Joe Bloggs the user.