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i have a problem with an application which is runs in a browser like firefox or ie. When i trying to put this application in a frame, it doesn't work

Im using xajax to check a number and if the number is allowed - some content will be changed with inner html. This works fine as long as I open the application directly in a browser.

But it doesn't work in a frame.

I find out, that the xajax.config.requestURI changed in the frame from https to http.

directly:

try { if (undefined == xajax.config) xajax.config = {}; } catch (e) { xajax = {};
xajax.config = {}; };
xajax.config.requestURI = "https://....../yx.php";
xajax.config.statusMessages = false;
xajax.config.waitCursor = true;
xajax.config.version = "xajax 0.5";
xajax.config.legacy = false;
xajax.config.defaultMode = "asynchronous";
xajax.config.defaultMethod = "POST";

with iframe:

try { if (undefined == xajax.config) xajax.config = {}; } catch (e) { xajax = {};
xajax.config = {}; };
xajax.config.requestURI = "http://........./yx.php";
xajax.config.statusMessages = false;
xajax.config.waitCursor = true;
xajax.config.version = "xajax 0.5";
xajax.config.legacy = false;
xajax.config.defaultMode = "asynchronous";
xajax.config.defaultMethod = "POST";

I hope, someone can help me

Idan Magled
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This sounds like you may be experiencing cross domain/protocol problems, having to do with the same origin policy as dictated by the browser. Please reference these other QA's to see if they may help:

Ajax using https on an http page
jQuery ajax and SSL?
Can Ajax HTTP and HTTPS work side by side?
How do I send a cross-domain POST request via JavaScript?

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