cross-domain

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

问题 Shortly: Is there any way to make a cross origin request for an image with the background-image property in CSS. I need something like the crossOrigin property for the img tag, but in CSS. I am running into a problem because chrome caches the response without CORS headers, and then later, when an <img> tag uses the same source I get a cross-origin error because it is using the cached response that doesn't have the necessary CORS headers. 回答1: Check this API. I guess you need to configure your

问题 Shortly: Is there any way to make a cross origin request for an image with the background-image property in CSS. I need something like the crossOrigin property for the img tag, but in CSS. I am running into a problem because chrome caches the response without CORS headers, and then later, when an <img> tag uses the same source I get a cross-origin error because it is using the cached response that doesn't have the necessary CORS headers. 回答1: Check this API. I guess you need to configure your

问题 Shortly: Is there any way to make a cross origin request for an image with the background-image property in CSS. I need something like the crossOrigin property for the img tag, but in CSS. I am running into a problem because chrome caches the response without CORS headers, and then later, when an <img> tag uses the same source I get a cross-origin error because it is using the cached response that doesn't have the necessary CORS headers. 回答1: Check this API. I guess you need to configure your

问题 I have https://domain1.com (domain1) and https://domain2.com (domain2). Domain2 serves a page containing javascript with a header "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" Domain1 runs some javascript code that invokes: new Worker("//domain2.com/script.js") Browsers throw security exceptions. Since starting writing this question, I have got around this problem by ajaxing the script, blobbing it and running it from that, but am I missing something in the original idea? 回答1: I also have the same problem

问题 I have https://domain1.com (domain1) and https://domain2.com (domain2). Domain2 serves a page containing javascript with a header "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" Domain1 runs some javascript code that invokes: new Worker("//domain2.com/script.js") Browsers throw security exceptions. Since starting writing this question, I have got around this problem by ajaxing the script, blobbing it and running it from that, but am I missing something in the original idea? 回答1: I also have the same problem

问题 I have https://domain1.com (domain1) and https://domain2.com (domain2). Domain2 serves a page containing javascript with a header "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" Domain1 runs some javascript code that invokes: new Worker("//domain2.com/script.js") Browsers throw security exceptions. Since starting writing this question, I have got around this problem by ajaxing the script, blobbing it and running it from that, but am I missing something in the original idea? 回答1: I also have the same problem

问题 I have https://domain1.com (domain1) and https://domain2.com (domain2). Domain2 serves a page containing javascript with a header "Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *" Domain1 runs some javascript code that invokes: new Worker("//domain2.com/script.js") Browsers throw security exceptions. Since starting writing this question, I have got around this problem by ajaxing the script, blobbing it and running it from that, but am I missing something in the original idea? 回答1: I also have the same problem

问题 Posting this Q&A for whomever it might concern: I've been working on a practice project since this course with a react front-end. The user's page on the front end does not fetch any data and gives 401 Unauthorized error( message: You are not logged in! Please log in to get access) . I figured the cookies are not being sent with the get request, I've tried both axios and fetch requests. I could set the req.authorization = `Bearer ${token}` or req.cookies = ${cookies}` after locally storing

问题 here is my web server class : import http.server import socketserver class WebHandler(http.server.BaseHTTPRequestHandler): def parse_POST(self): ctype, pdict = cgi.parse_header(self.headers['content-type']) if ctype == 'multipart/form-data': postvars = cgi.parse_multipart(self.rfile, pdict) elif ctype == 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded': length = int(self.headers['content-length']) postvars = urllib.parse.parse_qs(self.rfile.read(length), keep_blank_values=1) else: postvars = {} return