CODEWITHSUNDEEP
javascriptjqueryaccess-denied
TRR
TRR

Reputation: 1643

Jquery script error "Access is denied"

I have a script in which I am trying to open a child window and disable a parent window and re-enable the parent once the child window is closed as shown below:

function OpenChild() {
lockOpportunity();
if (ClinicalDataWindow == null || ClinicalDataWindow.closed) {
    ClinicalDataWindow = window.open(clinicalDataUrl, 'EditOppClinicalData',   GetWindowOptions(1020, 600), true);
    var unloadFunc = function () { unlockOpportunity(); };
    if (ClinicalDataWindow) {     
        if (ClinicalDataWindow.addEventListener) {
            ClinicalDataWindow.addEventListener('unload', unloadFunc, false);
        }
        else {
            ClinicalDataWindow.attachEvent('onunload', unloadFunc); 
        }
             }
        }
else {
    ClinicalDataWindow.focus();
}
return false;
}


function lockOpportunity() {
$('#overlay').addClass('locking-overlay');
$('#overlay').height($(".t-edit-form-container").height());
$('#overlay').show();
}
function unlockOpportunity() {
$('#overlay').removeClass('locking-overlay');
$('#overlay').hide();
}

Below is the div which i am converting to an overlay to lock the parent

<div id="overlay" style="display:none;"></div>

and the CSS:

   .locking-overlay      
         {
            position: absolute;      
            width:930px;     
            @*height: 700px;*@
            z-index: 1000; 
            background-color: black;
            opacity: 0.5;
            filter: alpha(opacity=50);
        }

Every works perfectly on my local machine. BUt when I run this code on the server I am getting Script error "Access is denied" error. The child window is in the same domain and I am using IIS7.

EDIT: The script code is in an external js file.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2218

Answers (1)

TecHunter
TecHunter

Reputation: 6141

Does your clinicalDataUrl follow the Same Origin Policy? Which means you can open a new window on whichever url you want but to interact with it you need to be in the same domain, protocol and port from where you try to interact.

EDIT: here is what i mean in my 2nd comment

$(function(){
    $(window).on('unlockOpportunityEvent',unlockOpportunity);

});

function OpenChild() {
lockOpportunity();
var origin = window;
if (ClinicalDataWindow == null || ClinicalDataWindow.closed) {
    ClinicalDataWindow = window.open(clinicalDataUrl, 'EditOppClinicalData',   GetWindowOptions(1020, 600), true);
    var unloadFunc = function () { $(origin).trigger('unlockOpportunityEvent'); };
    if (ClinicalDataWindow) {     
        if (ClinicalDataWindow.addEventListener) {
            ClinicalDataWindow.addEventListener('unload', unloadFunc, false);
        }
        else {
            ClinicalDataWindow.attachEvent('onunload', unloadFunc); 
        }
             }
        }
else {
    ClinicalDataWindow.focus();
}
return false;
}


function lockOpportunity() {
$('#overlay').addClass('locking-overlay');
$('#overlay').height($(".t-edit-form-container").height());
$('#overlay').show();
}
function unlockOpportunity() {
$('#overlay').removeClass('locking-overlay');
$('#overlay').hide();
}

Upvotes: 1

Related Questions