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This error just started popping up all over our site.
Permission denied to call method to Location.toString
I’m seeing google posts that suggest that this is related to flash and our crossdomain.xml. What caused this to occur and how do you fix?
Are you using javascript to communicate between frames/iframes which point to different domains? This is not permitted by the JS ‘same origin/domain’ security policy. Ie, if you have
And the script on bar.com tries to access
window['foo'].Location.toString, you will get this (or similar) exceptions. Please also note that the same origin policy can also kick in if you have content from different subdomains. Here you can find a short and to the point explanation of it with examples.