Javascript security setting

[Axel Gallus]

In IE , there is a setting in
EXTRAS->OPTIONS->SECURITY->INTERNET->CUSTOM SETTINGS->SCRIPTING->
ALLOW ACCESS ACROSS DOMAIN BOUNDARIES
Does this really affect the Sandbox, respectively "same origin policie" of
IE?

I allowed access across domain boundaries, but it did't help me at all.
What i wanted was to access the innerhtml of a frame showing a foreign
domain.
Greetings

Gallus

[VK]

Axel Gallus wrote:

In IE , there is a setting in
EXTRAS->OPTIONS->SECURITY->INTERNET->CUSTOM SETTINGS->SCRIPTING->
ALLOW ACCESS ACROSS DOMAIN BOUNDARIES

It's Miscellaneous Access data sources across domains for me (IE
6.0.2800) What version are you using?

Also try to add the domain you are working with to "Trusted sites" list
(Tools Internet Options Security)

[Martin Honnen]

Axel Gallus wrote:

In IE , there is a setting in
EXTRAS->OPTIONS->SECURITY->INTERNET->CUSTOM SETTINGS->SCRIPTING->
ALLOW ACCESS ACROSS DOMAIN BOUNDARIES
Does this really affect the Sandbox, respectively "same origin policie" of
IE?

I think there is a such setting for data sources meaning XMLHTTP can
load across domains if you enable that setting (respectively the browser
user allows it on request).

--

Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[Axel Gallus]

You are right, it is under "Miscellaneous" not scripting.

Axel

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Axel Gallus wrote:

In IE , there is a setting in
EXTRAS->OPTIONS->SECURITY->INTERNET->CUSTOM SETTINGS->SCRIPTING->
ALLOW ACCESS ACROSS DOMAIN BOUNDARIES

It's Miscellaneous Access data sources across domains for me (IE
6.0.2800) What version are you using?

Also try to add the domain you are working with to "Trusted sites" list
(Tools Internet Options Security)

[Axel Gallus]

That is not what i have asked.

Axel

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Axel Gallus wrote:

In IE , there is a setting in
EXTRAS->OPTIONS->SECURITY->INTERNET->CUSTOM SETTINGS->SCRIPTING->
ALLOW ACCESS ACROSS DOMAIN BOUNDARIES
Does this really affect the Sandbox, respectively "same origin policie"

of

IE?

I think there is a such setting for data sources meaning XMLHTTP can
load across domains if you enable that setting (respectively the browser
user allows it on request).

--

Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[Axel Gallus]

Where is that setting? I suppose it is the one i mentioned?

Axel

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Axel Gallus wrote:

In IE , there is a setting in
EXTRAS->OPTIONS->SECURITY->INTERNET->CUSTOM SETTINGS->SCRIPTING->
ALLOW ACCESS ACROSS DOMAIN BOUNDARIES
Does this really affect the Sandbox, respectively "same origin policie"

of

IE?

I think there is a such setting for data sources meaning XMLHTTP can
load across domains if you enable that setting (respectively the browser
user allows it on request).

--

Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/