What we need is to basically put our images and files on a separate server to save space on our main server. So what we have set up is a sub-domain of our main URL to work on a separate server.
In order to get this all to work we had to add "<script>document.domain="mydomain.com"</script>" to all of the html pages
So now, what I am having problems with is IE7.
Everything works fine with firefox, safari, etc. but with IE it is not loading the files, and is throwing the error: "Access is denied". This is on line 45, where it says "
this.cv=E.document;" in ckfinder_ie.js. Which basically means that it is having issues getting/setting the properties of the dynamically created iframe.
Anybody have any idea what I might be able to do?
In order to get this all to work we had to add "<script>document.domain="mydomain.com"</script>" to all of the html pages
So now, what I am having problems with is IE7.
Everything works fine with firefox, safari, etc. but with IE it is not loading the files, and is throwing the error: "Access is denied". This is on line 45, where it says "
this.cv=E.document;" in ckfinder_ie.js. Which basically means that it is having issues getting/setting the properties of the dynamically created iframe.
Anybody have any idea what I might be able to do?
Re: Getting CKFinder to work cross-sub domain (IE)
Wiktor Walc
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Re: Getting CKFinder to work cross-sub domain (IE)
Thanks for the reply...
We have a CMS system on myserver.com, which is on a server hosted with Company A.
A client can select an image to be displayed on a page using ckfinder. CKFinder opens in a popup window, then when they select the particular image they went, it calls a function (which is not in the popup, and in opener).
The popup however is at files.myserver.com, which is on a server hosted with company B.
Re: Getting CKFinder to work cross-sub domain (IE)
Wiktor Walc
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