When you say "in synchronous"  what do you mean?  Only at initial page load? 
 
When I think synchronous, I think either a blocking fetch or some how aligned with another thread.  Just looking for a nominclature clarification.
 


Raymond Irving <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Yep! That's a security setting in the browsers. It's
called cross-domain scripting security.

The only way arround this is to use IOElementSync
class or FileReader to access the data in synchronous.

--
Raymond Irving

--- Bruce Tennant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Maybe I missed this in the docs, but is there a
> known issue with grabbing a file from another
> domain?
>
> When I grab a file from the same domain as the
> master page, no problems. But if the page is on
> another domain (even if an aliased ip address), it
> never reads it.
>
> here's a test page
>
> http://www.bluewolverine.com/fetch_page.html
>
> The two urls it trys to grab are
>
> local: http://www.bluewolverine.com/test.html
> remote: http://home.comcast.net/~bluewlvrn/test.html
>
> same exact test.html file, both load when accessed
> directly from browser
>
>
>
>
> www.bluewolverine.com
>
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