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Web Browser Control and Cross frame security
I have a Web Browser Control on a Microsoft Access form.
I use the .Navigate method to load a local html page i mocked up. This page, stored on a local drive, in turn has 2 iframes each linking to a different external site.
I get Access Denied error message when i try to access the DOM of one of the frames.
This is because of cross frame security, ie to access the DOM of the page in the iframe i have to go through the DOM of my local page and this cant be done as there on different domains and security zones.
How can i bypass this?
I use the .Navigate method to load a local html page i mocked up. This page, stored on a local drive, in turn has 2 iframes each linking to a different external site.
I get Access Denied error message when i try to access the DOM of one of the frames.
This is because of cross frame security, ie to access the DOM of the page in the iframe i have to go through the DOM of my local page and this cant be done as there on different domains and security zones.
How can i bypass this?
Microsoft DevelopmentMicrosoft AccessVisual Basic Classic
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garyb2008
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I think your right that i have just hit upon the limit of what the webbrowser control can do and i have to change the structure of the app to proceed with this.