Hey guys, I have a problem and I don't know if it is a netscape 6 bug or a security change. I have a page with 2 frames on it, say frame A and frame B. The initial page gets loaded on port 80 and frame A has nothing in it, but frame B has a form that gets submitted to a servlet on port 5040. This servlet generates java script to frame B which has an onload function that calls parent functions of the frame and those functions generated frame A. This works fine in Netscape 4.7x and Internet Explorer but it doesn't work in Netscape 6. It seems as though you can't call a parent function of a frame from a webpage that comes back from a different port. Does anyone know if this is a netscape 6 bug or if there is a fix to this?
Also note that both port 80 and port 5040 are on the same hostname. If you call the servlet on port 80 it works fine because then everything is running on the same port. Thanks in advance for your Help Alan
