It's not a problem - it's working as designed. The browser's security model does not
allow cross-frame references if the frame content is from different domains. Same
restriction applies to cross-domain javascript references between different popup
windows. Otherwise your javascript coding in your page can access javascript functions
in someone else's page.
> heya,
>
> In this app that I'm workin on, I've got a link which calls a function to get the
> title
> of the page in an iframe. I'm using this to create a favourites area where users can
> add the current page into the favourites list.
>
> Everything works fine until the iframe source is outside of the current app eg
> <iframe
> src="http://google.com.au";>
>
> It says that access is denied. Why would this be happening and is there anyway to
> get
> around it?
>
> This is the gear i'm using.
>
> var title = document.getElementById("infoFrame").contentWindow.document.title;
>
> topsas
>
> ben
Regards: Ayudh
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