IE doesn't like my javascript but Netscape does...

I have some javascript that loads a page in a frame. Once a page is loaded in that frame, I cannot load another page in that frame with the same command.
This works in Netscape, but not in IE...

function goToNew(site) {
var web = "http://www.intria.com/";
var webSite = web + month + site;

if (site=="none") {
top.frames[1].document.location = "blank.html";
}
else {
top.frames[1].document.location = webSite;
}
}

I get an 'Access is denied' error message.

I have seen other web sites with similar code an their sites work in my IE, if anybody has an idea how I can fix this, please respond.
Thanks

The `access denied` error usually happens either because the file doesn't exist or because your path isn`t _exactly_ right -- that is, it's not a permission problem. So make sure there is a blank.html, make your string appear in an alert so you can verify that `website` contains exactly the string you think it does, and perhaps put the string in quotes(?). Looks like you should be able to get something to work the way you're going...

Thanks underdog but I just figured it out two days ago...

// Dependant on what is selected, this opens a page in the bottom frame, according to month and site.
function goToNew(site) {
var web = "http://www.thesite.com/pmreport/";
var webSite = web + month + site;

if (site=="none") {
top.frame2.location = "main.html";
}
else {
top.frame2.location = webSite;
}
}

this works because I am no longer assigning to the frame.document, just strictly framename.location.... thanks anyways

The above is correct... the error you're getting is 'cause of security you're not allowed to access the document of a page on another server in IE