I've got a web application written in classic ASP that uses the
window.createPopup() method for context menus. When a menu item is
selected, the onClick for the item is "parent.myFunction()". Note:
this is all one page: I'm not scripting across frames, iframes,
domains, anything; all one page, all one domain.
Been working great for two years.
I've introduced Prototype and Scriptaculous, and now this same code
produces a "permission denied" error. I've tried the following
scenarios:
onClick="alert('clicked!');" << works fine
onClick="myFunction();" << error: object required, of course
onClick="parent.myFunction();" << error: permission denied
I've tried plugging in Proto.Menu, but it's not as plug'n'play as the
authors would like to think, and (as always) deadlines loom. Given
that there are several systems over which I have maintenance duties,
I'd just as soon not have to rewrite them all.
Is there a fix for this? Or a workaround? Something I'm missing?
Thanks!
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