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I realized that IE8 does not allow links from cross domains to be displayed in IFrame. It seems like there are only two Header options that Microsoft allows to modify.

  1. X-FRAME-OPTIONS : "DENY" (This does not display any IFrame content )

  2. X-FRAME-OPTIONS : "SAMEORIGIN" (Displays content from the same domain)

Is there a work around to allow content from other domains to be displayed?

Thanks in advance

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Point your source to an internal, dynamic (server-generated) page that simply proxies the external web page. I.E. You hit src="myContent.asp", and you get www.google.com, or equivalent.

Stefan Kendall
How do i get www.google.com to display in mycontent.asp? Wouldn't i be facing the same issue?
DK
The server (and thus server pages), can make whatever requests to whatever they want without restriction. This is strictly a browser problem. I'd have to google for a cookie-cutter ASP solution, but the theory is sound.
Stefan Kendall