Open kazuo opened 8 years ago
Hi Rey, can you run through the FAQ in the README and report back?
On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 8:16 AM Rey Marin Jr. notifications@github.com wrote:
Hello, I'm using xdomain 0.7.3 and unable to get it working on IE9. I'm using the simple settings of defining master and slave inline with the script. I tested it against Chrome (with xdomain.debug = true) to ensure xdomain is being used and configured correctly.
What's happening in IE9 is after doing a GET request, accessing the response data via Javascript comes back undefined. The GET request does respond back with a 200 with a response body of the expected data. It doesn't seem like it's passing the data.
I looked at the security settings in IE9 seeing if it has something to do with iFrames. I changed two settings under Tools > Internet Options > Security > Custom Level... > Miscellaneous:
- "Access data sources across domains" switched to Enable
- "Navigate windows and frames across different domains" to Enable
Please let me know if any more information is required for clarity. Thanks!
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@jpillora
The same situation has occurred. (I use ajax library jQuery v2.2.3)
Here's the debug output:
xdomain (http://localhost:49704): proxying request to slave: 'http://~' xdomain (http://localhost:49704): creating iframe xdomain-3b97f78b xdomain (http://localhost:49704): new socket: xdomain-2627a7bb xdomain (http://localhost:49704): receive socket: xdomain-2627a7bb: ready xdomain (http://localhost:49704): send socket: xdomain-2627a7bb: request xdomain (http://localhost:49704): receive socket: xdomain-2627a7bb: XD_CHECK -> [object Object] xdomain (http://localhost:49704): send socket: xdomain-2627a7bb: ready xdomain (http://localhost:49704): ready socket: xdomain-2627a7bb (emit #1 pending) xdomain (http://localhost:49704): receive socket: xdomain-2627a7bb: xhr-event -> readystatechange xdomain (http://localhost:49704): receive socket: xdomain-2627a7bb: xhr-event -> readystatechange xdomain (http://localhost:49704): receive socket: xdomain-2627a7bb: response xdomain (http://localhost:49704): send socket: xdomain-2627a7bb: close xdomain (http://localhost:49704): close socket: xdomain-2627a7bb
It seems IE8/9 are different from the others in xhr event's occurence.
@jpillora
the same situation with angular2 but in all browsers
xdomain (master domain): adding slave: slave domain
xdomain.js:1022xdomain (master domain): proxying request to slave: 'slave domain'
xdomain.js:1022xdomain (master domain): creating iframe xdomain-3caaac88
xdomain.js:1022xdomain (master domain): new socket: xdomain-7002f295
lang.js:130Angular is running in the development mode. Call enableProdMode() to enable the production mode.
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): receive socket: xdomain-7002f295: ready
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): send socket: xdomain-7002f295: request
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): receive socket: xdomain-7002f295: XD_CHECK
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): send socket: xdomain-7002f295: ready
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): ready socket: xdomain-7002f295 (emit #1 pending)
3xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): receive socket: xdomain-7002f295: xhr-event -> readystatechange
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): receive socket: xdomain-7002f295: xhr-event -> progress
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): receive socket: xdomain-7002f295: xhr-event -> readystatechange
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): receive socket: xdomain-7002f295: xhr-event -> progress
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): receive socket: xdomain-7002f295: response
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): send socket: xdomain-7002f295: close
xdomain.js:1022 xdomain (master domain): close socket: xdomain-7002f295
_body in response is null although in the network
-> response
have the correct data
Hello, I'm using xdomain 0.7.3 and unable to get it working on IE9. I'm using the simple settings of defining master and slave inline with the script. I tested it against Chrome (with
xdomain.debug = true
) to ensure xdomain is being used and configured correctly.What's happening in IE9 is after doing a GET request, accessing the response data via Javascript comes back
undefined
. The GET request does respond back with a 200 with a response body of the expected data. It doesn't seem like it's passing the data.I looked at the security settings in IE9 seeing if it has something to do with iFrames. I changed two settings under Tools > Internet Options > Security > Custom Level... > Miscellaneous:
Please let me know if any more information is required for clarity. Thanks!
Edit: I went back a few versions to see if there are any working versions for my app. I found that 0.6.17 has the data from the response instead of
undefined
. I haven't had a chance to fully test 0.6.17, but at the very minimum, 0.6.17 has the expected data and starting at 0.7.0 it hasundefined
data.