javascript - Enabling cross domain scripting in the intranet -


I'm having some problems with an application that integrates a set of SharePoint, SQL reporting services and custom forms

  • SSRS
  • Custom Forms

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    In MOSS, my portal requires an opportunity to popup a custom form in order to capture user input, I use it by using a jQuery dialog (using the boxer) , Which passes the iframes in the custom form and the URL of the portal in it, when the custom form is terminated, then it is passed to the family window (MOSS portal), which sends the passed URL to it. , Which effectively refreshes the page.

    Unless we throw in the complexity of SSR, now in Moss, I have a report that lists some data, but the SSRS Report Viewer Web Part seems to be interested in the contents of its report, Which means that hyperlinks from the report can not ask parents to overlay the same dialog (as it is a cross domain) and if it has to be overlayed, it will only overlay the iframe.

    Sorry for the long post, access to the point - this is an internal intranet application only. Is cross domain scripting allowed in any way possible, so that popup dialogs can be controlled from all javascript within the SharePoint portal and SSRs, and can my custom form apply to JavaScript methods only on parents?

    Preferably I want to allow this to be configured in the client browser, because I have to roll that change on all the machines within the property - which is a significant number.

    Thanks in advance, beer that can solve my problem for anyone;)

    Cheers, Tony

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    IE8, Firefox 3, Opera recently and Safari / Chrome support post messages that allow pages to be communicated with each other on different domains:

    If you are associated with older browsers, you have some options. The best part is that you can connect with each other through the same proxy. Debate to send everything, although it seems OP position is that it is not possible.

    The next is to use Flash's cross-domain feature.

    There is another option, which provides post messages, where available and uses some magic related to cookies and polling.

    The only option is to use hidden iframes - to send a message on the page, change the location of iframe on the domain of the destination page to a destination page - but again I think OP In case of being a proxy it becomes ineffective.


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