What is the cause of Error: Permission denied to access property "toString"

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To test, I have just embedded some videos of youtube on my website and shared those on facebook successfully. However, the problem is that when I click on any of the videos on Facebook (after sharing on facebook), it disappears and I see the error - Error: Permission denied to access property "toString"- in Firebug.

Please note that I am using Open Graph Protocol meta tags.

What is the reason and solution of the error?

Thanks in advance.

Attiq.

Posted 4-Nov-15 16:36pm

Attiq-ul Islam

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sreeyush sudhakaran 5-Nov-15 3:27am

Are these videos private video in Youtube?

Gyaneswar kumar 5-Nov-15 4:47am

yes - this could be the reason so..

Attiq-ul Islam 5-Nov-15 6:20am

No, all are public videos.

Attiq-ul Islam 5-Nov-15 6:23am

I think it's related to cross domain issue. Here you will get details -https://www.adobe.com/devnet/articles/crossdomain_policy_file_spec.html. I will go though the instructions very soon.

sreeyush sudhakaran 7-Nov-15 23:53pm

ok thanks for new info :)

Attiq-ul Islam 11-Nov-15 18:40pm

Welcome, but let me check it at first. I was busy, so i should try now.

No problem. I will let you know the final result.

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