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froomzer
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How can i access data on a iframe ?
i need access the data in a iframe that is a remote url
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montanarry
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If that was possible then you could point (for example) the iframe at your visitor's bank website and read lots of information about their account. Cross domain scripting is a no-no.
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jomanda
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froomzer, there is no such thing as 100% ...
but it is something you just DO NOT WANT to happen 
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montanarry
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With client side JavaScript runing at the standard security level when both sites are on the WWW baring browser bugs - it is impossible.
Do it server side.
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froomzer
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Server side is not ok,
The content i want access, is affected per ip
So if i alter it server side, is not the same as the user side content would be
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montanarry
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froomzer, Its your site. Add some means to override the ip in the request.
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