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JavaScript Mini-FAQ
Sooner, or later, as we start learning and using JavaScript, we will all have questions we want answered. One author, Danny Goodman, has compiled a list of typical questions people ask when starting out with JavaScript.

Name: Eric
Subject: Getting the URL from a Frame Help needed
Date: 08-23-1999 03:27PM

I have a situation with two frames - one with it's location on our server, the other with a location on another domain. I need to pass the URL from the second frame to the first. Everytime I try this in IE I get the Access Denied error, and in Netscape I get a similar Javascript error.

Are other domains outside of the Javascript sandbox? If so, can anyone suggest any other way of doing this?

Thanks in advance.



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