xmlDoc.load error

[Ang Talunin]

Hey,

I'm trying to read an xml from another webpage with:
xmlDoc.load("ht tp://www.otherwebsit e.com/test.xml");

But this doesn't work...anybody knows a way to fix this?

thnx,

A.T.

[Hywel]

Re: xmlDoc.load error

In article <408586cb$0$199 $58c7af7e@news. kabelfoon.nl>,
please.no.spam@ no-reply.com says...[color=blue]
> Hey,
>
> I'm trying to read an xml from another webpage with:
> xmlDoc.load("ht tp://www.otherwebsit e.com/test.xml");
>
> But this doesn't work...anybody knows a way to fix this?[/color]

What error is your code giving you? What does the rest of you XML
loader code look like?

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[Ang Talunin]

Re: xmlDoc.load error

[color=blue]
> What error is your code giving you? What does the rest of you XML
> loader code look like?[/color]

MIE -> Runtime error
Mozilla ->uncaught exception: Permission denied to call method
XMLDocument.loa d.
(Note: MIE works fine if i run the file on my computer)

This is the code to load the document:

function importXML()
{
if (document.imple mentation && document.implem entation.create Document)
{
xmlDoc = document.implem entation.create Document("", "", null);
xmlDoc.onload = createTable;
}
else if (window.ActiveX Object)
{
xmlDoc = new ActiveXObject(" Microsoft.XMLDO M");
xmlDoc.onreadys tatechange = function () {
if (xmlDoc.readySt ate == 4) createTable()
};
}
else
{
alert('Your browser can\'t handle this script');
return;
}
xmldoc = new XmlDocument();
xmlDoc.load("ht tp://www.otherwebsit e.nl/test.xml");
}

[Martin Honnen]

Re: xmlDoc.load error



Ang Talunin wrote:
[color=blue]
> I'm trying to read an xml from another webpage with:
> xmlDoc.load("ht tp://www.otherwebsit e.com/test.xml");
>
> But this doesn't work...anybody knows a way to fix this?[/color]

Is that client side code? If yes then with the normal IE security
settings you can only load from the same host your HTML page with the
script is loaded from. There is an IE security setting to allow access
to data sources from different domains but don't expect anyone to lower
his IE security settings. If it is only for yourself play with the
setting, it should work then.
The best solution however is to use server side code to do such stuff.
--

Martin Honnen

http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[Ang Talunin]

Re: xmlDoc.load error

> Is that client side code? If yes then with the normal IE security[color=blue]
> settings you can only load from the same host your HTML page with the
> script is loaded from. There is an IE security setting to allow access
> to data sources from different domains but don't expect anyone to lower
> his IE security settings. If it is only for yourself play with the
> setting, it should work then.
> The best solution however is to use server side code to do such stuff.[/color]

Server side isn't an option, cause I am only allowed to make *.html pages.
Is there another way to read a page on another server???