Hi all, I've run into a tricky problem and I'm looking for any help you can possibly give.
I've got an iGoogle gadget that supports has a nice Flash app. The Flash uses ExternalInterface to call OpenSocial.requestShareApp() which has a callback function as one of the parameters. This method has been failing for me on Chrome and Opera because of an XHR cross origin violation. Here's the error as it appears in the Chrome JS debugger: "Unsafe JavaScript attempt to access frame with URL http:// ... from frame with URL http://.... Domains, protocols and ports must match." Has anyone else run into this problem? I mean, typically just setting up a public API gets you around cross origin browser security, but in this case, it's show-stopper. It works fine in FF3.5 and IE7. Any thoughts or ideas are super welcome. Thanks in advance! Ian
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