cross-domain

问题 I currently have a RESTful webservice which recognises a client via it's session. I have a client which uses ajax/javascript to access the contents of the RESTful webservice. I allow this to happen by responding to the request with the headers: Access-Control-Allow-Origin , Access-Control-Allow-Credentials , Access-Control-Allow-Methods . However, although the client can access the content's each request is regarded as a different session as cookies cannot be used across domain. I don't want

问题 This is in the context of Cross-origin resource sharing. For the preflight request, the server is not sending the headers set. When a valid cookie is not passed with the "Options request", the server in it's response is not sending the headers I set, however, it's sending "200 OK". I checked this with curl as can be seen below (obviously, I replaced my valid cookie with a dummy "xyzabcde" here) The curl request WITHOUT cookie: curl -H "Origin: app2_url" -H "Access-Control-Request-Method: POST

问题 This question already has answers here : How do I get the current location of an iframe? (9 answers) Closed 2 years ago . I have an iframe in my web app and I need to get its current url from the parent document (also when the user navigates the frame and change the original source url). Url is needed simply to social share it. As a cross-domain scenario, I don't own the child document (its a remote domain). I am aware of the same-origin-policy that prevents cross domain access from parent

问题 I would like to load content from another site using JQuery, Unfortunately the .load() function is limited to the current domain. Is there any way around ? I would like to insert à navigation bar directly into a tumblr blog. 回答1: Have a look at Ways to circumvent the same-origin policy If you have control over the other side it is quite easy. Otherwise try Yahoos YQL. 回答2: You can take a look at cross domain ajax request with YQL and jQuery . http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax

问题 I found the official documentation and the github example provided by Authorize.NET to be a terribly confusing mess of stuff you don't need. This post is a summary of the last few hours work hoping it may help others. This guide assumes you don't want the receipt page and you want to automatically move the user forward on successful payment. 回答1: The site back-end is Laravel (PHP) but there's little in here that's Laravel specific. First thing to do is add the Authorize.NET SDK: composer

问题 I'm going to be as specific and verbose as possible and include some of the code I'm using. I already did a search and found this question, which seems similar; however the author there was using ActionScript 2 instead of 3, and I couldn't seem to apply any of the answers given to my own situation effectively. I am trying to emulate (in a limited way) the behavior of JavaScript's XMLHttpRequest object through Flash/ActionScript 3, in order to overcome the same-domain limitation. But I'm

问题 I'm going to be as specific and verbose as possible and include some of the code I'm using. I already did a search and found this question, which seems similar; however the author there was using ActionScript 2 instead of 3, and I couldn't seem to apply any of the answers given to my own situation effectively. I am trying to emulate (in a limited way) the behavior of JavaScript's XMLHttpRequest object through Flash/ActionScript 3, in order to overcome the same-domain limitation. But I'm

问题 I'm looking at this question and in it is a link to http://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/03/the-shortest-image-uploader-ever/ which has the following code: var fd = new FormData(); fd.append("image", file); // Append the file fd.append("key", "6528448c258cff474ca9701c5bab6927"); // Get your own key: http://api.imgur.com/ // Create the XHR (Cross-Domain XHR FTW!!!) var xhr = new XMLHttpRequest(); xhr.open("POST", "http://api.imgur.com/2/upload.json"); // Boooom! xhr.onload = function() { // Big win!

问题 This question already has answers here : IFrame security and CORS (1 answer) Overcoming “Display forbidden by X-Frame-Options” (26 answers) Closed 3 years ago . I'm making web page that has to show another domain's web page. For example, in my web html, there are two <div> tags. Like : <html> <head></head> <body> <div> <p> hello world </p> </div> <div> <!-- other domain's web page comes here --> </div> </body> </html> To resolve my issue, I should use <iframe> , <embed> or <object> tags, but

问题 I am new to Cross-origin resource sharing and I want to enable it in a Tomcat 5.5 server. Anybody can give me some hint how can this be achieved? I want to set the header universally for all requests, and to allow all origins ( Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * ) 回答1: If it's a static site, then starting with Tomcat 7.0.41, you can easily control CORS behavior via a built-in filter. Pretty much the only thing you have to do is edit the global web.xml in CATALINA_HOME/conf and add the filter