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Permission denied on IE6
by RafaQuiM
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I'm receiving the Javascript error message: Permission denied only the first time i load a locally served tomcat JSP which makes my script to halt, but if I reload the page by pressing F5 the page loads well and the script works fine.
The line where the script halts is calling a function defined on other script which is actually located on a different context than the caller script. This is so because i want to share scripts between applications. I must say that this error appeared suddenly and that's why i guess the error is due a script loading synchronization issue rather than an across domain access which is the theorical reason of this error. Any help is great. The code I have is shown below: Inside the JSP: ... <script src="/scripts/remedialJS.js"></script> <script src="scripts/SimpleMenus.js"></script> ... Inside the remedialJS.js: ... var $=document.getElementById; ... Inside the SimpleMenus.js: ... $('scriptServer').value=scriptServerVal;//Here is where the scripts crashes ... |
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Re: Permission denied on IE6
by JoshuaEichorn
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RafaQuiM wrote:
> I'm receiving the Javascript error message: Permission denied only the first > time i load a locally served tomcat JSP which makes my script to halt, but > if I reload the page by pressing F5 the page loads well and the script works > fine. > > The line where the script halts is calling a function defined on other > script which is actually located on a different context than the caller > script. This is so because i want to share scripts between applications. > > I must say that this error appeared suddenly and that's why i guess the > error is due a script loading synchronization issue rather than an across > domain access which is the theorical reason of this error. > > Any help is great. > > The code I have is shown below: > > Inside the JSP: > ... > <script src="/scripts/remedialJS.js"></script> > <script src="scripts/SimpleMenus.js"></script> > ... > > Inside the remedialJS.js: > ... > var $=document.getElementById; > ... > > Inside the SimpleMenus.js: > ... > $('scriptServer').value=scriptServerVal;//Here is where the scripts > crashes > ... > > > In HTML_AJAX we have an actual functin for $ -josh _______________________________________________ Html_ajax-devel mailing list Html_ajax-devel@... http://lists.bluga.net/mailman/listinfo/html_ajax-devel |
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Re: Permission denied on IE6
by RafaQuiM
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Josh, thanks for your reply
>>I don't think reassigning document.getElementById works right in IE I see, but actually this reassignment works well. If i move the line from remedialJS.js to SimpleMenu.js the page loads properly or even having the page reloaded works fine. >>In HTML_AJAX we have an actual functin for $ Is good to know that, in this case i'm not using HTML_AJAX framework though. I forgot to mention that the JSP sends a no-cache header to the client. Regards
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Re: Permission denied on IE6
by Ben Johansen
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sorry to jump in on this thread, but the getElementById thing caught
my eye the one thing that makes IE different from other browsers with regards to JS is that the object needs to be placed before you can reference it so all JS code should be after the object is rendered (in short at the bottom) if you place the JS in the header then all bets are off with IE ;-) I know M$ swayed way off the RFC path on this, but who has the money to make them change, LOL :-) Ben On Sep 5, 2007, at 2:32 PM, RafaQuiM wrote: Josh, thanks for your reply >> I don't think reassigning document.getElementById works right in IE I see, but actually this reassignment works well. If i move the line from remedialJS.js to SimpleMenu.js the page loads properly or even having the page reloaded works fine. >> In HTML_AJAX we have an actual functin for $ Is good to know that, in this case i'm not using HTML_AJAX framework though. I forgot to mention that the JSP sends a no-cache header to the client. Regards JoshuaEichorn wrote: > > RafaQuiM wrote: >> I'm receiving the Javascript error message: Permission denied only >> the >> first >> time i load a locally served tomcat JSP which makes my script to >> halt, >> but >> if I reload the page by pressing F5 the page loads well and the >> script >> works >> fine. >> >> The line where the script halts is calling a function defined on >> other >> script which is actually located on a different context than the >> caller >> script. This is so because i want to share scripts between >> applications. >> >> I must say that this error appeared suddenly and that's why i >> guess the >> error is due a script loading synchronization issue rather than an >> across >> domain access which is the theorical reason of this error. >> >> Any help is great. >> >> The code I have is shown below: >> >> Inside the JSP: >> ... >> <script src="/scripts/remedialJS.js"></script> >> <script src="scripts/SimpleMenus.js"></script> >> ... >> >> Inside the remedialJS.js: >> ... >> var $=document.getElementById; >> ... >> >> Inside the SimpleMenus.js: >> ... >> $('scriptServer').value=scriptServerVal;//Here is where the >> scripts >> crashes >> ... >> >> >> > I don't think reassigning document.getElementById works right in IE > > In HTML_AJAX we have an actual functin for $ > > -josh > > _______________________________________________ > Html_ajax-devel mailing list > Html_ajax-devel@... > http://lists.bluga.net/mailman/listinfo/html_ajax-devel > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Permission-denied- on-IE6-tf4387991.html#a12511318 Sent from the HTML_AJAX Dev/Support mailing list archive at Nabble.com. _______________________________________________ Html_ajax-devel mailing list Html_ajax-devel@... http://lists.bluga.net/mailman/listinfo/html_ajax-devel _______________________________________________ Html_ajax-devel mailing list Html_ajax-devel@... http://lists.bluga.net/mailman/listinfo/html_ajax-devel |
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Re: Permission denied on IE6
by Julien Wajsberg
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Or can you can fire all Javascript using a "ready" event (like the one in jQuery): it runs when the whole page is parsed and the DOM is loaded.
On 06/09/07,
Ben Johansen <benj@...> wrote: sorry to jump in on this thread, but the getElementById thing caught _______________________________________________ Html_ajax-devel mailing list Html_ajax-devel@... http://lists.bluga.net/mailman/listinfo/html_ajax-devel |
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