Adding code to existing document (difficult question)

I've site that is divided into two frames

Frame 1 Frame 2
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? ? ?
? ? ?
???????????????????????

At the first frame reside my site content.
At the second frame I'm hosting other (random) site from the net.

the question is:
How do I ** add ** code into the other site html document in order to add it
functionality that I need?

thanks
Roee

"Roee Bachar" <mrroee (AT) netvision (DOT) net.il> kirjoitti
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I've site that is divided into two frames

Frame 1 Frame 2
???????????????????????
? ? ?
? ? ?
???????????????????????

At the first frame reside my site content.
At the second frame I'm hosting other (random) site from the net.

the question is:
How do I ** add ** code into the other site html document in order to add
it functionality that I need?

If you know what phishing is, you'll understand why it would be bad if you
could change the contents of a website that is not your own. It raises a
javascript security violation. You should read:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/secu...me-origin.html which
explains the "same origin policy" thoroughly. Basiclly it checks that both
the documents are from same origin to allow them to interact. In your case
it would seem they are from different origin which totally ruins whatever
you were doing.

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On 2005-10-25, Roee Bachar <mrroee (AT) netvision (DOT) net.il> wrote:

I've site that is divided into two frames

At the first frame reside my site content.
At the second frame I'm hosting other (random) site from the net.

the question is:
How do I ** add ** code into the other site html document in order to add it
functionality that I need?

You can't. the site that supplies the frame content must do that.



Hmmm, possibly you could use XmlHttpRequest to download the page
and frame[2].document.write to insert it into the frame....

Then your javascript would be supplying the content so it would
'own' the page...

Bye.
Jasen

I love your idea. I'll give it a try.
Thanks a lot,
Roee



"Jasen Betts" <jasen-b (AT) free (DOT) net.nospam.nz> wrote

On 2005-10-25, Roee Bachar <mrroee (AT) netvision (DOT) net.il> wrote:

I've site that is divided into two frames

At the first frame reside my site content.
At the second frame I'm hosting other (random) site from the net.

the question is:
How do I ** add ** code into the other site html document in order to add
it
functionality that I need?

You can't. the site that supplies the frame content must do that.



Hmmm, possibly you could use XmlHttpRequest to download the page
and frame[2].document.write to insert it into the frame....

Then your javascript would be supplying the content so it would
'own' the page...

Bye.
Jasen