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I'm looking to see if there is a way to grab the current URL and title of the page that the add-in part is residing on. The add-in part is a Provider Hosted add-in with the main piece living outside of SharePoint. I am using JSOM at the moment to grab the Client Context and Web Context.

I understand that the cross domain scripting is preventing me from using traditional window.top.location.href.

Does anyone know of any tips or tricks that I may be missing to grab information that would otherwise be relatively easy to grab.

SharePoint is essentially using Cross-Domain scripting and a proxy page to share information between SharePoint and Azure. I need to grab the parent window of the iFrame of the proxy page.

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    What are you trying to achieve with that? Do you want to store some config data specific for that add-in part? – Sergei Sergeev Dec 13 '16 at 17:39
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    I have an app that attempting to track which page (title and URL) the action within the app was taken upon. Think of a survey. The information is added to a database related to the user. The add-in can be added to any page on the Site Collection. – Marion O Dec 14 '16 at 18:22
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    Similar need here - I need to check the page permissions of the user who is opening the page to display content depending on those permissions. No solution yet. – Heinrich Ulbricht Jan 16 '17 at 14:48

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