cross-domain

问题 I've seen a lot of links to MSDN and "works on my machine!" answers so I'd like to ask my question with the exact steps to duplicate what I'm doing. Because we are using an already existing webservice, I'm asking with the context of having a webservice hosted outside of my project, unlike many of the tutorials and videos online. So here goes: *** Create a new ASP.NET webservice project. It will come with an existing Service.asmx file exposing a "HelloWorld" web method. View in browser, hit

问题 I know the security risk associated and have brought it up with the business, but they want to have their 5 domains to share the login cookie. We are using and have no plan to stop using ASP.Net Membership and Profiles. Is this possible? A hack would even be greatly appreciated. 回答1: It is not possible with out of the box ASP.NET. Forms based authentication is based on a cookie and cookies can only be set to a specific domain. If you want true cross domain (not sub domains) shared

问题 I know the security risk associated and have brought it up with the business, but they want to have their 5 domains to share the login cookie. We are using and have no plan to stop using ASP.Net Membership and Profiles. Is this possible? A hack would even be greatly appreciated. 回答1: It is not possible with out of the box ASP.NET. Forms based authentication is based on a cookie and cookies can only be set to a specific domain. If you want true cross domain (not sub domains) shared

问题 I'm developing some site aaa.com with django, which sends cross-domain ajax "GET" requests to receive json data from bbb.com which is also running on django and is using REST framework. At this point everything works pretty fine with adding crossDomain: true; withCredentials:true . And of course its configurated on server-side of aaa.com. ...-Allow-Credentials: true; ...-Allow-Origin: bbb.com The main issue comes when aaa.com is trying to make PUT POST DELETE ajax requests. According to CORS

问题 I'm developing some site aaa.com with django, which sends cross-domain ajax "GET" requests to receive json data from bbb.com which is also running on django and is using REST framework. At this point everything works pretty fine with adding crossDomain: true; withCredentials:true . And of course its configurated on server-side of aaa.com. ...-Allow-Credentials: true; ...-Allow-Origin: bbb.com The main issue comes when aaa.com is trying to make PUT POST DELETE ajax requests. According to CORS

问题 I have been trying to get this to run correctly so days now with no luck. I have created a custom audio player, that accesses an MP3 on a S3 Amazon server. The audio player has custom controls enabled by Javascript, and a Audio Visualizer made possible by the Web Audio API. Now the problem I am running into is this: Work fine on Chrome. Safari out right says it can't run the Web Audio API, but the audio will still play. In Firefox, the entire thing shuts down. Click play... nothing. I thought

问题 I have been trying to get this to run correctly so days now with no luck. I have created a custom audio player, that accesses an MP3 on a S3 Amazon server. The audio player has custom controls enabled by Javascript, and a Audio Visualizer made possible by the Web Audio API. Now the problem I am running into is this: Work fine on Chrome. Safari out right says it can't run the Web Audio API, but the audio will still play. In Firefox, the entire thing shuts down. Click play... nothing. I thought

问题 I want my controller action to handle jsonp requests from jquery $.getJSON . In my controller action i have the following respond_to block: respond_to do |format| format.html { render json: {:items_by_tag => @tagged_item_list}} if params[:callback] format.js { render :json => {:items_by_tag => @tagged_item_list}.to_json, :callback => params[:callback] } else format.json { render json: {:items_by_tag => @tagged_item_list}} end end But I'm getting SyntaxError:invalid label when i call the url

问题 Our Client requires that we supply Widgits for their site. They want to link to us to get Html & the jQuery required to manipulate the Html and do asynchronous requests. I understand that there are cross-domain security limitations that would prevent this from being a possibility, but that some of those limitations are aleviated by using JSONP as the data transfer format. I'm finding it difficult in finding an explanation of what's possible in the context of what I'm trying to achieve. Could

问题 I have simple website I'm building with AngularJS which calls an API for json data. However I am getting Cross domain origin problem is there anyway around this to allow for cross domain requests? Error: XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://api.nestoria.co.uk/api?country=uk&pretty=1&action=search_listings&place_name=soho&encoding=json&listing_type=rent. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'http:// localhost' is therefore not allowed access.