[thelist] XHR and the document.domain property

[Marcus Bristav]

I used an iframe hack where I create an iframe in the correct domain,
then sets the document.domain property (so I can make javascript calls
between the frames) and finally makes calls from the top frame to the
parent iframe that in turn calls the other domain. A bit ugly but it
works :)

/Marcus

On 9/4/07, Bojan Tesanovic <btesanovic at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Bratisav,
>
> this is restriction of cross-domain policy for XHR, though there is a hack to
> overcome this using active script tag  and JSON,
> there are lot of articles about it google for
> "JSON active script tag cross domain",
> here is nice one
> http://blogs.nitobi.com/dave/index.php/2006/02/10/cross-domain-ajax-with-xml/
>
>
> Marcus Bristav wrote:
> > Using XmlHttpRequest (MSXML6) in IE I've been trying to do requests to
> > (for example):
> >
> > http://ws.test.com/data.xml
> >
> > from a page at
> >
> > http://bs.test.com/main.html
> >
> > but get illegal access. I've tried to set the document.domain property
> > in the HTML document object to no avail. Is there some other trick I
> > can do to get content at this semi-other domain or is XHR more
> > restricted than the normal DOM in this regard?
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > /Marcus
>
>
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