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My fix worked for me, however I need your input for the following reasons:
The test suite did not work for me. It died after test issue with using multiple upload widgets on the same page #12, Callbacks: send (0, 1, 1). It just seems to hang. This is the case even if I revert my changes. So please run your test suite against my change.
I don't have enough insider knowledge to know if my fix will break other things. Please review.
Thanks for your issue report and contribution.
I couldn't accept your pull request as your code change would break accessing the response content for same-domain requests using the Iframe Transport.
However, I added a try/catch block around the content document access call for the iframe, which catches the cross-domain exception thrown by IE: d5bc1e8
Regarding the unit tests, they should all complete 100% on all browsers.
But so far no cross-domain test has been added.
If you adjust the url of the test form to point to a different domain, Firefox will stop on test 12 (Callbacks: send), as the OPTIONS request sent by Firefox on cross-domain requests will result in an error.
IE will run through, but fail on the sequential uploads tests as it cannot handle cross-domain XHR requests (jQuery will report "No Transport").
Anyway, the tests have not been built for cross-domain runs, but such tests might be explicitly added sometime in the future.
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IE is giving me a "permission denied" error when attempting to use jquery file upload to upload to another domain. This was not an issue with v4.
The crux of the issue is this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1886547/access-is-denied-javascript-error-when-trying-to-access-the-document-object-of
My fix worked for me, however I need your input for the following reasons:
Thanks!