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I don't want to resize the iframe, I just gave example to get the heandle of the document inside the iframe. The main concern is if I access the subdomain content in the iframe, getting history Manager error.
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I don't want to resize the iframe, I just gave example to get the heandle of the document inside the iframe. The main concern is if I access the subdomain content in the iframe, getting history Manager error.

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you cannot access anything inside a frame containing stuff from another domain
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you cannot access anything inside a frame containing stuff from another domain

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I didn't get the expected answer.
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I didn't get enough info from you to give you a better answer and even then the answer I would give might not be the one you wanted to hear. 
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I didn't get enough info from you to give you a better answer and even then the answer I would give might not be the one you wanted to hear.

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I am calling 3rd party url inside the iframe in my page and I wanted to have detect the document height of the iframe,hence used document.domain functionality to set the domain.<br />
As I am using document.domain, I am getting History Manager error in IE7. This is implemented by YUI2.7 version.<br />
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Can anyone please help with good solution<br />
Thanks
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Hi Experts,

I am calling 3rd party url inside the iframe in my page and I wanted to have detect the document height of the iframe,hence used document.domain functionality to set the domain.
As I am using document.domain, I am getting History Manager error in IE7. This is implemented by YUI2.7 version.

Can anyone please help with good solution
Thanks

Document.domain acessing 3rd party domain in iframe

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