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From: rajparekar
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    Hi: I have a typical problem of accessing the content of a webpage (HTTPS- 128 bit 
SSL). My development and deployment environment is ASP/ IIS5.0 on Windows 2000. My 
site is HTTPS(128 bit SSL) And client's site from where I have to access the content 
is PHP/Apache/Unix..which is also (HTTPS- 128 bit SSL).. client has not revealed the 
unix flavor.. i think it should not matter much.   Here is the example. 1)Client's web 
site https://www.abc.com is a PHP based site as mentioned above. The data and the 
pages are generated dynamically by the Web server. I have to get some specific data 
from these pages and send the data to my site https://www.xyz.com. 2) For this 
purpose, I have created a ASP page and hosted that on my 
site.https://www.xyz.com/senddata.asp This link has been created on the Client's 
website https://www.abc.com . My intention is to READ the TEXT content of the page of 
my client's web site where LINK to https://www.xyz.com/senddata.asp is created. I am 
using JScript to read the content of the parent window while the user clicks on my 
link on the client's website. Here is the code I am using. BUT IT IS NOT WORKING AND 
FLASHING AN ERROR "Access Denied". The same Code works when I tried this on MY own web 
server. PS: I have NO control over the Clients web server and even the client does not 
have MUCH of access EXCEPT creating links.   If anyone has a solution to this 
problem,,,, please let me know.  
<script language="jscript"> 
var coll=window.opener.document.all.tags("td"); 
if(coll!=null) 
{ 
for(j=0;j<coll.length;j++) 
{ 
var r, re; 
var s=coll[j].innerText; 
re = /username:/i; 
r=s.match(re); 
if(r=='username:') 
{ 
document.frm.Patient.value=s.replace(re,""); 
} 
s=coll[j].innerText; 
re = /Userid:/i; 
r=s.match(re); 
if(r=='Userid:') 
{ 
document.frm.User.value=s.replace(re,""); 
} 
} 
} 
</script> 
  
Thanks 
Rajesh Parekar                 

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