问题
I'm doing an iPhone version of a desktop site that includes a blog. The blog often embeds images from other domains (the image URLs always start with http:// in this case, obviously), but because I'm using cache-manifest, these images don't load because they aren't declared in the manifest file.
I have a NETWORK: whitelist section that has all of my AJAX request files, etc. I've even whitelisted the flickr farm domains because a lot of the images we add to the blog come from our flickr page. The flickr images show up just fine, but any other "random" image hotlinks from another domain show broken.
I tried adding a line like this:
http://
to the NETWORK: section, but it doesn't seem to like http:// as a whitelist.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
Thanks! Alex
回答1:
just add the "online whitelist wildcard flag" to your manifest:
NETWORK:
*
that should do the trick! more info on the whatwg spec page
hope this helps!
回答2:
I think I've got a workaround. What if you created a simple server-side file (remoteResource.php) that you could reference like this:
remoteResource.php?resource=http://somewhere.com/remote/image.jpg
The PHP (or whatever server side language you're using) could just cURL in the remote resource and send it unmodified to the browser. Then, whitelist that file.
I haven't tested this because the environment I'm working with doesn't have cURL installed (ugh) but I don't see why it can't work.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2427260/html5-cache-manifest-whitelisting-all-remote-resources