CSS3PIE "Access is denied" problem, please help

[Kania]

Hi,

I'm working on my company site, mainly on impoving CSS. I would like
to eliminate a lot of little images that create rounded corners,
shadows and so on. CSS§ id a perfect choice, but still lot of our
users use IE7 and IE8 so I need to prepare this site for them too.

I found a lot of good opinions about CSS3PIE, do I downloaded it and
tried to use, but my IE doesn't want to cooperate :). It says: Access
is denied to: PIE.htc Line: 0 Char: 0 Code: 0. I tried to put files to
one folder and to differents folders, check this on the server and
local... I have always the same information...

Please help to solve this problem.

[MiB]

24 maj 2012 14.49 Kania:

> I found a lot of good opinions about CSS3PIE, do I downloaded it and
> tried to use, but my IE doesn't want to cooperate :). It says: Access
> is denied to: PIE.htc Line: 0 Char: 0 Code: 0. I tried to put files to
> one folder and to differents folders, check this on the server and
> local... I have always the same information...

Documentation, documentation, documentation:
http://css3pie.com/documentation/known-issues/

"Same-domain limitation"

/MiB

[Bazinga Designs]

htc files will fail if you try to fire the html files directly in your
browser without running them on server, might this be the case?

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[Kania]

I already read documantation before I've written here. I know same-
domain limitation. I tested it in different ways and always result is
the same. I've used relative address (like '/css/PIE.htc') and
absolute with full domain name (we use domain name with www on the
beginning)...

Kania

[MiB]

6 jun 2012 08.42 Kania:

> I already read documantation before I've written here. I know same-
> domain limitation. I tested it in different ways and always result is
> the same.

And I also had this problem and overcome it by not assuming I had done
everything right. If such a problem you're describing is not widely
reported then you have missed something. If you want to find out what
it is you have to go trough the variables that could influence the
situation..

/MiB