[HTML_AJAX-devel] cross domain AJAXing

[Joshua Eichorn]

What type of requests are you making, im not sure that the entire API 
works using IFrame.  I'm sure that RPC style stuff that goes through a 
server should work, but I doubt that just getting random pages will.
-josh
maho wrote:
> Joshua Eichorn napisał(a):
>> Look down about 10 lines.  There is a flag you also need to set.
>> -josh
>
>    You mean this.request.iframe=true?
>      I have tried to set it ... also set this.iframe=true (found 
> somewhere in the code ... :) ) , and still no success.
>
>    regards
>
>    maHo
>
>> maho wrote:
>>> Joshua Eichorn napisał(a):
>>>> There isn't now but feel free to send in a patch with a global flag 
>>>> on HTML_AJAX, if you act quick we can get it in 0.5.1
>>>> -josh
>>>
>>>    Hmm, I think it's isn't so trivial.
>>>
>>>    I have tried to add:              this.xmlhttp = new 
>>> HTML_AJAX_IframeXHR();
>>>        return;
>>>      at the beginning of HTML_AJAX_HttpClient, and no success. 
>>> Requests are hanging, and then they are timed out.
>>>
>>>    I'm using js objects generated by generateClassStub(), if it's 
>>> important here.
>>>
>>>    regards
>>>
>>>    maHo
>>>
>>>
>>>> maho wrote:
>>>>> Joshua Eichorn napisał(a):
>>>>>> The iframe fallback code does work but it has some limitations 
>>>>>> compared to using XMLHttpRequest. Also there isn't currently a 
>>>>>> switch to force its use though I don't see a problem with adding 
>>>>>> one.
>>>>>> I would recommend doing something like what Julien is suggesting, 
>>>>>> so you still have all the power of HTML_AJAX.
>>>>> As I wrote in email sent to Julien privately (by accident, I'm 
>>>>> sending it to list address again), I believe that Julien is wrong.
>>>>>
>>>>> Is there a simple way to tell HTML_AJAX library to use iframe 
>>>>> fallback instead of XMLHttpRequest, or I will need to hack 
>>>>> HTML_AJAX js code anyway?
>>>>>
>>>>> regards
>>>>>
>>>>> maHo
>>>>>
>>>>>> Julien Wajsberg wrote:
>>>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> the usual approach is to include a javascript library from the 
>>>>>>> site where the service is. This library can make requests to 
>>>>>>> this site... and the code in any site can call functions in this 
>>>>>>> library once it's loaded.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Regards,
>>>>>>> -- 
>>>>>>> Julien
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> On 21/12/06, *maho* <maho at pagema.net <mailto:maho at pagema.net>> 
>>>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Hello
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I want to cross-site AJAX calls. I mean, I want to be able to 
>>>>>>> include
>>>>>>> some code snippet on any page, which will send AJAX requests to my
>>>>>>> site.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> As far I know, using cross-site XMLHTTPRequest is forbidden, and I
>>>>>>> should look closer to iframes.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> And the question is: does HTML_AJAX properly work with
>>>>>>> HTML_AJAX_IframeXHR, and I could use it with little 
>>>>>>> modifications, or
>>>>>>> it's rather experimental, and I shouldn't rely on it?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> regards
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> maHo
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