How to handle domainfix.js, iframe form subdomain

Ramon

Our configuration looks like this.
AAA.service.com invokes IFrames resides at BBB.service.com and BBB.Service.com is in the same domain as a subdomain.
Now my question is.
How I configure the domainfix.js at this conifuration?
What Should I set for the document.domain? The base damain "AAA.service.com".?
I tried to set the document.domain in domainfix.js like this :

var d = window.document.domain;
var ix = d.lastIndexOf(".");
ix = d.lastIndexOf(".", ix-1);
if (ix!=-1){
document.domain = d.AAA.service.com(ix+1);
}

But it didn't work. Maybe my code above is incorrect. I have not much experience in Javascript.

At testing with IFrames. Have I more to take care about it?

Thanks for your help.

narayan

Set the document.domain to the base domain, which is "service.com".

For that, domainfix.js should look like this:

var d = window.document.domain;
var ix = d.lastIndexOf(".");
ix = d.lastIndexOf(".", ix-1);
if (ix!=-1){
    document.domain = d.substring(ix+1); // uncommented
}

Regards,
Narayan

Ramon

Sorry, for the last confused post.
I changed the domainfix.js like this and retrieve "d.service.com" as document domain.

var d = d.service.com;
var ix = d.lastIndexOf(".");
ix = d.lastIndexOf(".", ix-1);
if (ix!=-1){
document.domain = d.substring.com(ix+1);
}

But the Object spy over the iframes elements don't still work.

I'm afraid the reason could be, that the iframe is included in the mainframe in this way?

<iframe src="https:..BBB.service.com/intelliform/forms/bw/standard/osg/standard/checklis/index?Id=2& ....
style="width: 680px; height: 450px;">
</iframe>

If you need I can give you the original links for the necessary html-sides.

Many thanks for your help.
Ramon