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The window.external.isSubscribed() method does not refer to the document.domain property. However, window.external.isSubscribed() will correctly determine whether the requested URL is in the same second level domain as the current document.<br /> | The window.external.isSubscribed() method does not refer to the document.domain property. However, window.external.isSubscribed() will correctly determine whether the requested URL is in the same second level domain as the current document.<br /> | ||
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Two servers inside the same intranet are likely to be affected by this. A document at | Two servers inside the same intranet are likely to be affected by this. A document at "http://server1" cannot check for a subscription to "http://server2" even if the two servers are on the same local network. | ||
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[[../167796|167796]] PRB: | [[../167796|167796]] PRB: "Permission Denied" When Scripting Across Frames | ||
Latest revision as of 11:07, 21 July 2020
Article ID: 175506
Article Last Modified on 10/2/2003
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 128-Bit Edition
This article was previously published under Q175506
SYMPTOMS
Calling window.external.isSubscribed() from a script results in a "Permission Denied" error.
CAUSE
This is a side effect of Internet Explorer 4.0's cross-frame security feature where a script running in a document cannot access the unsafe properties or methods of another document which is hosted on a different domain.
STATUS
This behavior is by design.
MORE INFORMATION
The window.external.isSubscribed() method does not refer to the document.domain property. However, window.external.isSubscribed() will correctly determine whether the requested URL is in the same second level domain as the current document.
Two servers inside the same intranet are likely to be affected by this. A document at "http://server1" cannot check for a subscription to "http://server2" even if the two servers are on the same local network.
REFERENCES
For additional information on cross-frame security in Internet Explorer 4.0, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
167796 PRB: "Permission Denied" When Scripting Across Frames
Keywords: kberrmsg kbprb KB175506
