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CGI Callout!

vikrant

I get a Javascript error "Access is denied" when I do a CGI callout from a metatagger form to a cgi script in Internet Explorer. Works fine with other browsers like Mozilla, Netscape.

I get the following error message.

Error: "Access is denied"

Code: 0

URL: http://teamsite.fnni.com/iw-cc/metadata/taggerui/SingleEditContent.jsp?requestHash=3340700&tab_no=0

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Migrateduser

A Javascript error like this is not uncommon, actually. An "Access Denied" error may mean that you're trying to do something from one window to another that you don't have access to.

For instance, I used to get that a lot when I tried to resize the current window too late in the document. You could also get that error if trying to close another window that the current window has no relationship with.

What does your JS code look like?

milind

Vikrant,
Is the CGI on same server? or you are executing a cgi which is on different server ( or with a different domain) !

Regards
Milind

I get a Javascript error "Access is denied" when I do a CGI callout from a metatagger form to a cgi script in Internet Explorer. Works fine with other browsers like Mozilla, Netscape.

I get the following error message.

Error: "Access is denied"

Code: 0

URL: http://teamsite.fnni.com/iw-cc/metadata/taggerui/SingleEditContent.jsp?requestHash=3340700&tab_no=0

vikrant

yes the CGI is on the same server. Also I am not adding any Javascript code to the callout. It is interwoven Javascript code (A wrapper before it makes a CGI call) which errors out.

Migrateduser

Okay, well you'll need to provide more context then because something you're doing is causing this error -- and it's a Javascript error. So, perhaps you're calling it in the wrong place or, as suggested by milind, you're trying to access JS on another machine.

You should attach some code if you're interested in getting a definite solution to your problem. Otherwise, it'll remain abstract.