is this possible? i'm serving a rails app into an iframe and i'm testing in
chrome with "block third-party cookies" selected because it's not safe to
assume that third-party cookies won't be blocked. iframes are treated as
third parties so i need the app to function independently of cookies. i've
done a boatload of googling an fiddling already, and it seems that even if
you change ".config.session_store :cookie_store" to active_record_store or
mem_cache_store (plus the additional configuration/gems those entail), the
persistence of session data is STILL dependent on the availability of
cookies, which is kind of a fake out with regards to the name of that
config.
at this point i have resorted to running memcached putting this:
* def write(k,v)*
Rails.cache.write(request.remote_ip.gsub('.', '')+k,v)
* end*
* def read(k)*
Rails.cache.read(request.remote_ip.gsub('.', '')+k)
* end*
in my application_controller and using it as i would "session[:foo] = bar"
or "session[:foo]". it works, but i don't feel great about it due to the
nature of IP addresses. is there a better way to accomplish this?
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