cross-domain

问题 I am developing a Chrome/Firefox extension, which is intended to be used only with my own Web-application that should semi-automatically process different Web-pages in a certain specific way. In the context of this question my application is just a single Web-page, containing a single iFrame , which source is initially from the same domain. When an application's user chooses the URL of a page to be processed, this URL is assigned as the new source of the frame. To process the chosen page,

问题 I am developing a Chrome/Firefox extension, which is intended to be used only with my own Web-application that should semi-automatically process different Web-pages in a certain specific way. In the context of this question my application is just a single Web-page, containing a single iFrame , which source is initially from the same domain. When an application's user chooses the URL of a page to be processed, this URL is assigned as the new source of the frame. To process the chosen page,

问题 I am developing a Chrome/Firefox extension, which is intended to be used only with my own Web-application that should semi-automatically process different Web-pages in a certain specific way. In the context of this question my application is just a single Web-page, containing a single iFrame , which source is initially from the same domain. When an application's user chooses the URL of a page to be processed, this URL is assigned as the new source of the frame. To process the chosen page,

问题 How to enable Cross Domain in ExtJS 6.6.0 this.getForm().submit({ url: REST.API_DOMAIN + REST.API_ATTACH + data.id, scope: this, success: function(form, result) { console.info(result); }, failure: function(form, result) { console.info(result); } }); Although the REST API is fully cross-domain, ExtJS rejects the response. response headers HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2018 11:41:36 GMT Server: Apache Content-Encoding: gzip Vary: Accept-Encoding Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * Access-Control

问题 In my extjs6 project I am uploading a file to my webapi. (using form... fileuploadfield) The file gets successfully uploaded and it is supposed to return a simple string list however even though the file gets uploaded properly, in my controller it ALWAYS returns FAILURE on form.submit. Reason..."Blocked a frame with origin "http://localhost:57007" from accessing a cross-origin frame." I believe I read somewhere that when I do form.submit it creates some kind of frame that causes the cross

问题 In my extjs6 project I am uploading a file to my webapi. (using form... fileuploadfield) The file gets successfully uploaded and it is supposed to return a simple string list however even though the file gets uploaded properly, in my controller it ALWAYS returns FAILURE on form.submit. Reason..."Blocked a frame with origin "http://localhost:57007" from accessing a cross-origin frame." I believe I read somewhere that when I do form.submit it creates some kind of frame that causes the cross

问题 I'm setting up a web service that provides both authentication and a WebSocket interface. The API of the server needs to be accessible cross-domain and still receive the cookie set for the server's domain. In fetch , this is possible with the option credentials: "include" and it works well. Is there an equivalent for WebSocket? Basically, I have a Node.js server running on a.com : let app = require("express")() // ... //headers app.use((req, res, next) => { console.log(req.headers) console

问题 I'm setting up a web service that provides both authentication and a WebSocket interface. The API of the server needs to be accessible cross-domain and still receive the cookie set for the server's domain. In fetch , this is possible with the option credentials: "include" and it works well. Is there an equivalent for WebSocket? Basically, I have a Node.js server running on a.com : let app = require("express")() // ... //headers app.use((req, res, next) => { console.log(req.headers) console

问题 I'm setting up a web service that provides both authentication and a WebSocket interface. The API of the server needs to be accessible cross-domain and still receive the cookie set for the server's domain. In fetch , this is possible with the option credentials: "include" and it works well. Is there an equivalent for WebSocket? Basically, I have a Node.js server running on a.com : let app = require("express")() // ... //headers app.use((req, res, next) => { console.log(req.headers) console

问题 I have the following subdomains: stream.example.com sub.example.com Both domains have SSL certificates and are valid. I am using videoJS 7.6.6 which has http_streaming library. On sub.example.com , there is a video tag which sets a dash manifest as source containing links to stream.example.com .VideoJS needs to include laravel cookies from sub.example.com when making a request to stream.example.com links but this is not happening and when i download the HAR result from developer console i see