Access Denied Code:0

[Sergio del Amo]

Hi,
I implemented a Web-Site based in remote scripting with hidden frames. I
am using Javascript to provide dynamic functionality. In the machine's
local server works perfectly but when i uploaded to my hosting site i
obtain:
Error "Access Denied" Code:0

The function where i get the error is the next. Exactly in the line 31

27: function serverLoad(pX,r X)
28: {
29: var server="http://www.mydomain.co m/";
30: var url = server + pX + '&return=' + rX;
31: parent.frames["Buffer"].document.locat ion.href=url;
32: }

ulr variable contains before this line the next value:
http://www.mydomain.com/scripts/inde...=afterfunction

In my local machine i was using in the line 29:
var server="http://localhost/";
And i did not have any problem. I tried also in the hosting server with
localhost with success.
I tried giving permisions to everyfile involved but i have not managed
to solve this problem. Can anyone help me?
Thanks in advanced!

[Jc]

Sergio del Amo wrote:

Hi,
I implemented a Web-Site based in remote scripting with hidden frames. I
am using Javascript to provide dynamic functionality. In the machine's
local server works perfectly but when i uploaded to my hosting site i
obtain:
Error "Access Denied" Code:0

The function where i get the error is the next. Exactly in the line 31

27: function serverLoad(pX,r X)
28: {
29: var server="http://www.mydomain.co m/";
30: var url = server + pX + '&return=' + rX;
31: parent.frames["Buffer"].document.locat ion.href=url;
32: }

ulr variable contains before this line the next value:
http://www.mydomain.com/scripts/inde...=afterfunction

In my local machine i was using in the line 29:
var server="http://localhost/";
And i did not have any problem. I tried also in the hosting server with
localhost with success.
I tried giving permisions to everyfile involved but i have not managed
to solve this problem. Can anyone help me?
Thanks in advanced!

Refer to http://www.jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_19.

You are possibly accessing your website as mydomain.com (instead of
www.mydomain.com) in your browser, causing the problem
(www.mydomain.com != mydomain.com). You really don't need to be using
absolute URL's in the first place. Change it to a relative path, which
will improve the portability of your code. In your example code, simply
change server to be equal to "/".

[Sergio del Amo]

> You are possibly accessing your website as mydomain.com (instead of

www.mydomain.com) in your browser, causing the problem
(www.mydomain.com != mydomain.com). You really don't need to be using
absolute URL's in the first place. Change it to a relative path, which
will improve the portability of your code. In your example code, simply
change server to be equal to "/".

Thanks a lot!! you gave me the clue!!!