Hi Merav,
Does the web page containing the javascript and the web service reside in
the same domain? If not, then IE might prevent your javascript from running
as a security precaution.
e.g. You may run into problems if your webservice is hosted at
http://www.domain.com/webservice and your web site is hosted at
http://www.anotherdomain.com/website.
Another cause of the error is switching between HTTP and HTTPS. e.g.
http://www.domain.com/webservice and
https://www.domain.com/website
To resolve these issues you can place the web service and website in the
same domain and use the same protocol.
e.g.
http://www.domain.com/webservice and
http://www.domain.com/website
Another option is to add the web site into the "trusted sites" zone in the
security tab of IE options window (but you'll have to make this change in
each of the browsers viewing your site.)
I know this isn't a complete answer to your problem, but I hope it at least
points you in the right direction.
Good luck. :)
Cheers,
Gwynn
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"Merav Orion via .NET 247" wrote:
I have a problem calling webservice from client side javascript.
The javascript call the settimeout() method.
when the user press submit button it ignore the press and keep refreshing the page.
it looks like the data is not transferred to the asp page from the web service.
just after going to internet option -> security -> Custom level -> Access data sources across domains
-> and check the enable radio -> the problem is fixed.
I need a general solution for that cause I can't check all user's browsers.
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From: Merav Orion
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