I have a domain running on a unix box,  mydomain.com

 

I have a domain chat.mydomain.com running on Win2003 where I have CuteChat

 

I have a page on mydoamin.com that has an IFrame to get a chat room from chat.mydomain.com

 

I have followed MS's instructions for making cross domain iframes work...

a script to set  document.domain="mydomain.com" on both pages but keep getting access denied.

 

Anyone have any ideas? Is there something in the .js files that come with CuteChat that are preventing me from doing this?

 

Thanks

 

Doug

Doug:

 

I have no idea on how that error occurs .

Do you embed the "CH_Main.Aspx" into that iframe ?

 

Regards , Terry .

Terry, yes I did. What I needed was a real scaled down version of the chat to fit into specific sized iframe. Here is the iframe....

 

 iframe id=chat src=http://chat.mydomain.com/..../CH_MainForm.Aspx?ChannelId=ec32961a-848d-4d8a-b463-xxxxxxxxxxxx frameborder=0 marginwidth=0 marginheight=0 height=390 width=460

Hello:

 

And

 
Does the page http://mydomain.com/yourpage.aspx contains the <iframe src=http://chat.mydomain.com/../Ch_MainForm.Aspx?ChannelId=xxx></iframe> ?

where does the script ' document.domain="mydomain.com" ' run ? the  yourpage.aspx  or  CH_MainForm.Aspx ?

 

Regards , Terry .

According to Microsoft, it has to run in both the page invoking the iframe and the object of the iframe. I have it in both places. On the chat.mydomain.com end, it is in  CH_MainForm.Aspx.

 

I hope this will work out, it seems to be the only chat option I really want.