access denied in script.js

[Kevin]

Everything is working fine when I preview, but when I publish to my
website, I am getting an access denied error when my page loads. When I
debug it, the error is on a line in script.js which looks like this:

document.objectModel = new Array(0);
document.F_loaded =false;
document.F_dragLayer =null;
window.NOFevent = new F_cNOFevent();
top.F_curObj = null; <<== ERROR IS HERE!!!!!!
var NOFparameters = null;
var params = NOFparameters;
window.defaultStatus = "";

Does anybody have any ideas what I might have done to start causing this?

Thanks!

Kevin

[Kevin]

OK, I have figured out that this is related to URL forwarding. I am using
URL forwarding with the URL Frame option to mask the actual URL. But this
obviously messes some things up. Everything works perfectly when I use the
actual URL. Is there a way to get NOF to work more nicely with this kind
of setup or do I need to switch to regular URL forwarding?

Which brings up another question I have been wondering about. I see that
some sites that sell domains have actual domain cloaking. Does that type
of domain forwarding work any better, or would that still cause the same
problem?

If cloaking works, does anybody know of any good, reputable companies that
offer that feature?

Thanks!

Kevin

> Everything is working fine when I preview, but when I publish to my
> website, I am getting an access denied error when my page loads. When I
> debug it, the error is on a line in script.js which looks like this:
>
> document.objectModel = new Array(0);
> document.F_loaded =false;
> document.F_dragLayer =null;
> window.NOFevent = new F_cNOFevent();
> top.F_curObj = null; <<== ERROR IS HERE!!!!!!
> var NOFparameters = null;
> var params = NOFparameters;
> window.defaultStatus = "";
>
> Does anybody have any ideas what I might have done to start causing this?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Kevin