hello -
i am using VBA within a microsoft access project to automate internet explorer. what i am doing is reading data from various frames in the IE window and loading them into a table. however, this cross-frame scripting security with IE is really getting on my nerves. i can't even use VB to navigate to frames located on a different domain. the page in question uses framesets, not iframes.
question: how can i DISABLE the horrid nightmare that is the cross-frame scripting security measure in IE?
i have tried adding the domains to my trusted zone and also tried HTA's, but no luck.
perhaps there is some way to re-write the HTML in the page before it is actually parsed and before IE's dreaded security protocols wake up and clamp down on the document?
i have been looking for a work-around for this for over a year and am at the point now where i really need it soon.
if anyone can help me with this then it would be the best ever.
thanks in advance.
i am using VBA within a microsoft access project to automate internet explorer. what i am doing is reading data from various frames in the IE window and loading them into a table. however, this cross-frame scripting security with IE is really getting on my nerves. i can't even use VB to navigate to frames located on a different domain. the page in question uses framesets, not iframes.
question: how can i DISABLE the horrid nightmare that is the cross-frame scripting security measure in IE?
i have tried adding the domains to my trusted zone and also tried HTA's, but no luck.
perhaps there is some way to re-write the HTML in the page before it is actually parsed and before IE's dreaded security protocols wake up and clamp down on the document?
i have been looking for a work-around for this for over a year and am at the point now where i really need it soon.
if anyone can help me with this then it would be the best ever.
thanks in advance.
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