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“Permission Denied” error in IE up vote 2 down vote favorite The following code throws a "Permission Denied Error in IE, citing jquery (1.6.2) line 6244 Char:2 function addAgreement() { var url = window.location.toString(); var pieces = url.split('/'); var site_url = url.replace(pieces[pieces.length -1], ''); $('.login').append('
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Certification Databases Caching Books Engineering Languages Frameworks Products This Site Careers Other all forums Forum: HTML, CSS and JavaScript JavaScript Permission Denied...sometimes Mary Mascari Greenhorn Posts: 2 posted 14 years ago I know that you get a permission denied https://coderanch.com/t/113071/HTML-CSS-JavaScript/JavaScript-Permission-Denied error when you try to modify a window from a different domain. I'm getting the problem in my application, but the domains are the same. It happens intermittently, which is the most frustrating part. Here's what's happening. I've got a form with some fields in it, and a link to launch a popup to allow the user to search for values to put into the form. They click on the value and poof! the form field is permission denied populated with that value. Parent: productSearch = window.open(searchUrl,'productsearch'); productSearch.opener = self; Child: opener.document.forms[0].month.value=month; Any thoughts? Thanks. Garann Means Ranch Hand Posts: 214 posted 14 years ago Hi Mary, I am taking a guess, but could the problem be that you're specifying the opener in the opener? It seems logical to me that "opener" might be a private object to each page, as allowing another page to set it might be a security issue. In my permission denied javascript experience, the child window ought to know its opener without it being explicitly set. g. Mary Mascari Greenhorn Posts: 2 posted 14 years ago Tried it - no good. Any other suggestions? Mohamed Yousuff Ranch Hand Posts: 73 posted 14 years ago From the parent window, the child window must be opened using relative URL and not the absolute URL even though they belong to the same domain. By doing this, the 'access denied' error will not appear again. For example, lets say, the domain is www.xyz.com; Parent: productSearch = window.open("/search",'productsearch'); Child: opener.document.forms[0].month.value=month; (productSearch.opener = self; No need for this line). Note the relative path URL in the parent window script when opening a new window. If the same code in the parent window is written as productSearch = window.open("http://www.xyz.com/search",'productsearch'), you will encounter 'Access Denied' error. I have personally experienced this problem and solved it using the solution that I presented above. I am sure, it will work for you too. Best of Luck. S.Mohamed Yousuff Originally posted by Mary Mascari: Tried it - no good. Any other suggestions? Harshil Mehta Ranch Hand Posts: 64 posted 10 years ago Hello Ranchers, reopening a very old post! further to solution given by Mohamed Yousuff, what if the window opened by parent window is not on the same domain? Is there really no way to make communic