Hi Aakash,
Thanks. It seems that there is no way to show the popup box (within an
iframe ) in the centre of the sceen. I managed to find out another
solution: show the popup box on a relative position to the top of the
screen. My scenario is:
1. click on the link to show the popup box
2. capture the mouse event and get the Y coordinates of the mouse
relative to the screen (screenY) and to the iframe itself(offsetY)
3. set the "top" of popup box div as follow:
if( screenY < offsetY)
top = offsetY - screenY + 200;
else
top = 200;
On Aug 30, 5:02 am, Aakash Bapna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well if you want to show a popup box in your app, so that the user doesn't
> play with app until it finishes loading, you can show fixed positioned div
> with black background, some opacity,100% height, width and very high z-index.
> We have been doing in our apps like in this
> one-http://orkut.com/AppInfo.aspx?appId=533696775290ThanksAakash
>
> Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 15:29:34 -0700From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL
> PROTECTED]: [OpenSocial] Re: cross-domain issue in iframe
> Hi Scott, A different subdomain is enough to have the browser enforce the
> cross-domain restriction.~ArneOn Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Scott <[EMAIL
> PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Chris,Does the gadget domain need to be totally different from the
> containerdomain or can they just vary by subdomain?- Scott
> On Aug 26, 1:28 am, Chris Chabot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi Jesse,>> That's how it's supposed to work; The same-domain-origin is the
> > basis> of the security model for gadgets.>> The last thing you would want
> > is for a malicious gadget to be able to> add everyone as a friend (by using
> > a link on the parent), change your> about me info to some spam message,
> > steal your private information, or> anything like that! So the different
> > domains make sure that that can't> happen, and by having different gadget
> > iframe's on different domains> too you can also prevent them from mucking
> > about with each other too.> This does imply some restrictions of course,
> > like the one you just ran> into, but it beats the alternative :)>> Having
> > to put notifications inside of the gadget works pretty much> just as well
> > though, as long as you design for it>> -- Chris>> On Aug 26, 2008,
> > at 4:56 AM, Jesse Hu wrote:>>>> > Hi, I want to show a popup box in the
> > center of the browser window,> > so need to> > access "window.parent" DOM
> > object from within the iframe which gadget> > is rendered in but failed
> > with "Permisson denied", I think it's due to> > cross-domain restriction
> > that the "iframe.src" and> > "window.parent.location" are of different
> > domain/port. Is there any> > solution?>> > Is the shindig server supposed
> > to be deployed to the same domain and> > port as the social networking site
> > or not ? If not, a few cross-domain> > issues may be encountered.--
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