jahearn said the following on 2/9/2006 12:12 PM:
Randy said the following on 2/9/2006 12:51 am:
Ha! What an angry and silly little person you are!
"angry"? Not in the least. "Silly"? I gave you the best answer you can
get. You can not cross-domain script - it is a security violation. So in
Firefox you can't do what you are wanting to do.
You write on this newsgroup a lot. Why waste time making your silly
little comments (doesn't the faq say something about this)? Either
leave some useful information or don't reply at all and move on.
http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_19
<quote>
In the normal browser security model, it is impossible for a script from
one domain to access the properties of pages served from another domain,
or a different protocol. Any attempt to access a property in such cases
will result in a "Permission Denied" error. Signed scripts or trusted
ActiveX objects can overcome this in limited situations.
</quote>
Means that in a default security environment you can't do what you are
wanting to do. But think about the implications if you could do it.
Some hacker wannabe puts your bank website in an IFrame that is set at
100% width and height and then copies your username and password and
posts it in another form to his own server. It doesn't take long to see
why you can't do it.
And just because you didn't get the exact answer you wanted doesn't make
me silly and angry, you have to do some research of your own and this
very question is so frequently asked that it is in the FAQ for this group.