MikelS
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Hi all
First, I'm sorry for my English. I descripted my problem in a few German forums, but nobody knew a solution.
I'm working on a VB-project, which reads files from the internet like this:
But by trying this I bumped into a little problem, that has occupied me a pretty long time. It's about the cross-domain-phenomenon. So if I would like to read a html-document of a frame that is on an other website, the following error message appears:
access is denied
As I had to experience is this a security measure of the internet explorer. Because of that I searched for a possiblity to switch of this safety adjustment and have found this website Security Considerations: Hosting and Reuse. So tha's my question. Is this the solution of my problem? Or are there other possibilities to adjust the internet security measure? If yes, how is it to manage?
many greet
MikelS
First, I'm sorry for my English. I descripted my problem in a few German forums, but nobody knew a solution.
I'm working on a VB-project, which reads files from the internet like this:
VB.NET:
Private Function GetFrameContent()
If WebBrowser.Document.frames.length > 0 Then
GetFrameContent = WebBrowser.Document.frames.item(0).document.documentElement.outerHTML
End If
End FunctionBut by trying this I bumped into a little problem, that has occupied me a pretty long time. It's about the cross-domain-phenomenon. So if I would like to read a html-document of a frame that is on an other website, the following error message appears:
access is denied
As I had to experience is this a security measure of the internet explorer. Because of that I searched for a possiblity to switch of this safety adjustment and have found this website Security Considerations: Hosting and Reuse. So tha's my question. Is this the solution of my problem? Or are there other possibilities to adjust the internet security measure? If yes, how is it to manage?
many greet
MikelS
