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Hey all,
I searched around for hours for a solution to this, and finally found one, so I wanted to post it here in case anyone else ran into this problem.
While typing out all of my location url's for css, html, and js, I had inadvertently forgot to put a www in the location of the xinha folder while the locations for the css and html was to a www.mysite.com. This causes the browser to think it's a cross-site scripting attack and will not allow it. Specifically, this added security bonus that will not allow HTMLDocument.body or .open permission as seen in the js error console. I found this in the new update of firefox, and it also happened in safari. See the link below for more details and a better description of the fix.
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Can you better describe where the corections must be made.
Thanks
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Sure,
If you use external files for any css or javascript, they must point to the EXACT same location. For example, if you have a css file point to:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://www.myurl.com/css/stylesheet.css" />
Then you must point xinha to the same place:
_editor_url = "http://www.myurl.com/xinha/"
not
_editor_url = "http://myrul.com/xinha/"
without the www. Also, if you have any external js where you use the full url, make sure that is the same also.
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.myurl.com/xinha/XinhaCore.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.myrul.com/xinha/my_Xinha.js"></script>
Changing these to match worked for me.
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