January 15, 2009
Adrian Bateman of the IE8 team has posted a video showing how to use IE8’s new XDomanRequest object to request data from a URL that is not in the current HTML page’s domain. He also shows how to make an (almost) equivalent cross-domain call in a beta build of Firefox 3.1.
This makes use of the [...]
Tags: Access-Control-Check header, cross-domain, Firefox, IE8, XDomainRequest, XDR, XmlHttpRequest
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July 28, 2008
In the fall of 2006 I was wrestling with VS debugging JavaScript in IE and Venkman in Firefox teasing out problems and holes in the cross-domain channel library we were building for Windows Live and the Windows Live Contacts Control.
One of the most aggrevating aspects of debugging cross-domain JavaScript is that JavaScript debuggers do not provide the same degree [...]
Tags: cross-domain, Dojo, JavaScript, window.name, XDR
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June 25, 2008
In getting back up to speed with Silverlight, and in particular the new Silverlight 2 beta 2, I’ve been surfing through the many quickstart topics on various web sites. While skimming “Receiving Plain XML Messages with Silverlight” these words lept out at me:
note: The WebClient class does not currently support cross-domain calls.
Say what?
The article then [...]
Tags: cross-domain, Microsoft, Silverlight, XDR
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