Hi,
I am recieving an Error Message in the RadEditor. I am using the RadEditor 7.3.2. The issue is as follows
I added a new command in the RadEditor ToolBar which will open a pop up window which allows the user to select certain items and based on the selection the data will be populated back to the RadEditor window.
This Scenario works fine if RadEditor Window and Popup window are in the same server domain
For Ex RadEditor Window url domain - http://myserver1:1699 and the Pop up window url domain http://myserver1:1699/
If the domain is different , the access is denied message is thrown by the Javascript
For Ex RadEditor Window url domain - http://myserver1:1699/ and the Pop up window url domain http://myserver2:1699/
Is there any way to solve this issue.
Kindly Advise
I am recieving an Error Message in the RadEditor. I am using the RadEditor 7.3.2. The issue is as follows
I added a new command in the RadEditor ToolBar which will open a pop up window which allows the user to select certain items and based on the selection the data will be populated back to the RadEditor window.
This Scenario works fine if RadEditor Window and Popup window are in the same server domain
For Ex RadEditor Window url domain - http://myserver1:1699 and the Pop up window url domain http://myserver1:1699/
If the domain is different , the access is denied message is thrown by the Javascript
For Ex RadEditor Window url domain - http://myserver1:1699/ and the Pop up window url domain http://myserver2:1699/
Is there any way to solve this issue.
Kindly Advise
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Hi Platinum,
The recommended approach is to use windows that are in the same domain to avoid the possibility of cross domain scripting problems.
Your scenario is not supported out-of-the box by RadEditor but you can try to implement a "streamer" page in the domain where the editor resides. This page will just request the page from the other domain and after that it will return its content like it is placed in the domain of RadEditor.
For example, the editor will reside on http://server1/editor.aspx. The dialog exists on server2 with url http://server2/dialog.aspx. The streamer page will be hosted on http://server1/dialog.aspx and it will returns the content of http://server2/dialog.aspx. The browser will not know that and it will think that the whole content comes from http://server1. Once again please note that this workaround is not supported and you should try to implement it yourself.
Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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The recommended approach is to use windows that are in the same domain to avoid the possibility of cross domain scripting problems.
Your scenario is not supported out-of-the box by RadEditor but you can try to implement a "streamer" page in the domain where the editor resides. This page will just request the page from the other domain and after that it will return its content like it is placed in the domain of RadEditor.
For example, the editor will reside on http://server1/editor.aspx. The dialog exists on server2 with url http://server2/dialog.aspx. The streamer page will be hosted on http://server1/dialog.aspx and it will returns the content of http://server2/dialog.aspx. The browser will not know that and it will think that the whole content comes from http://server1. Once again please note that this workaround is not supported and you should try to implement it yourself.
Kind regards,
Rumen
the Telerik team
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