The problem I\'m having is that开发者_StackOverflow中文版 I have a Silverlight app hosted in an ASP.NET app which is making web service calls to 2 web services in the ASP.NET
Firefox send a cross-domain post with credentials, I can (using Charles - a proxy for HTTP debugging) see that the server is sending back the response… But Firefox isn\'t \"letting me see it\" (for l
When requesting (ht|x)ml with ajax you can only send requests to the same domain. But if you request JSON you can send it to any domain. Why?
I have an environment that doesn\'t allow server side scripting really (it is extremely difficult to get a script \"installed\" on the server). I tried using an iframe to violate javascript\'s same or
Is it safe to inject JQuery\'s script using JsonP? The installation of my web application is - adding a script to a customer\'s website (like google analytics). I was thinking of using JQuery on the
I\'ve recently faced a problem involving passing data (small amount), from a page to an iframe. It was simple when both pages were http - i\'ve used query string to pass information to the iframe and
I am building a \"widget\" that can be embedded in other people\'s websites, that talk back to my server.
Has anybody had any luck performing cross origin XHRs from a user script in Google Chrome? The requests go through to the server (I can see them in the logs) but, the 开发者_开发知识库readystatechange
I have an ifra开发者_JS百科me being created on a page, and the page\'s domain is being explicitly set to \'xyz.com\' but the iframe\'s domain is defaulting to \'dev.xyz.com\', which is the actual doma
What policy would be enforced by the following crossdomain.xml that contains no allow statements. <cross-domain-policy>
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