The concept of "Domain"

Discussion in 'Internet Explorer' started by Shiv, Feb 9, 2006.

  1. Shiv

    Shiv Guest

    When I register a domain I register say, xxx.com
    after that I can add as many "A" records as I see fit, such as

    123.xxx.com
    abc.xxx.com

    etc.

    In IE when scripting across frames/iframes, you get an Access Denied Or
    Permission Denied error when attempting to script frames whose src attirbute
    is set to a page from (in my opinion) the same domain, because IE see it as a
    different domain.

    I don't think this is the correct behaviour. Is this as designed or a bug?
    If as designed, can we push for a change of this design?
    If a bug, will it be fixed?

    Seeing that this easy to "hack" around, I don't see the validity of the
    "security measure" for the cases I cited above.
     
    Shiv, Feb 9, 2006
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