Topic awaiting preservation: Accessibility between domains

Hi.

My problem related to access violation error.
I have a page where the user may type any URL, then the user press a button and I open a new window for the URL just entered.
I need to know if the page just opend is a frameset or a simple page, If it is a frameset I need to know all the child frames URL's.
Can I get this info and how?
I wrote something like the following code:
var strUrl = <Given valid URL>;
var oWin = window.open(strUrl);
if( oWin.frames.length > 0){
for(var i=0; i<oWin.frames.length; i++){
alert(oWin.frames[i].src);
}
}

All what I'm getting is alerts with "undefined" message.

Thanks in advanced
Yossi

You can't access pages from outside your domain, even though the page might be in a child window of your page.

Unfortunately afaik this can't be done.



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Correction: in iexplore the default is set to "ask the user if it happens"

What if in both pages I will use the same domain ?
I can write document.domain = "Mydomain" in both pages.

You can of course try it but I doubt it would work. I'd assume that the browser doesn't parse the page in question before denying access.

(GRUMBLE on my IE6 WinXP version it's default is deny)



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The domain of a page isn't a variable. It's the place where the page actually is. For instance, all the pages on this forum are under the "ozoneasylum.com" domain. www.slimeland.com/winsim is under the slimeland.com domain. You can't change the domain of a page without actually changing it's location.

So, you can't really get the URL of a page that the user went to. The reason is simple: say a user went to "www.freenudepics.com" or a page within their company's intranet or something of the sort. That's their own business, and they need to trust their browser to keep that information private.

I found that I can reduce a part of the server domain for example:
If the 2 servers in the following domain aaa.xyz.com and bbb.xyz.com I can write in both pages (of 2 different servers) the followin code:
<script language="JavaScript">document.domain="xyz.com"</script>
and then access to each other, Or to add it only in the child window code and access it from the wrapper window.