if (window.parent) { scrollTop = jQuery(window.parent).scrollTop(); }
following code from iframe window throws permission denied.
this direct code (not jquery) too.
parent.document.body.scrollTop
Is it possible to go around this problems? :)
if (window.parent) { scrollTop = jQuery(window.parent).scrollTop(); }
following code from iframe window throws permission denied.
this direct code (not jquery) too.
parent.document.body.scrollTop
Is it possible to go around this problems? :)
Share Improve this question edited Jan 4, 2010 at 14:47 SLaks 889k181 gold badges1.9k silver badges2k bronze badges asked Jan 4, 2010 at 14:46 DanilDanil 1,8931 gold badge21 silver badges23 bronze badges2 Answers
Reset to default 4No.
For security reasons, it is not possible to access a frame from a different domain.
Even though what you're doing is pletely benign, you still can't do it.
However, try changing document.domain to be the same (or parent) domain of the parent window (if you know what it is); that might help.
Not easily if they're on different domains, which would appear to be the case if you're getting permission denied errors.
You can get around this if you have access to both pages by using the document.domain property.