You should be able to reuse the makeRequest / Proxy classes (and their
RemoteContent fetcher dependencies) from shindig, you can find them in
shindig/php/src/gadgets/*{Proxy,Request}*.php. Either straight up extracting
those classes and intergrating them in your env, or using them to reverse
engine
Hey Chris,
i'm currently experimenting around with that. I just created s imple
php proxy
and changed JsonRpcContainer.sendRequest that it use makeRequest
instead of makeNonProxiedRequest.
It seems to work somehow. The data is passed through as JSON and i
also get JSON data back
but it seems i ha
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 2:45 PM, Andi wrote:
>
> Hi Chris,
>
> thanks for your answer again, but unfortunatly i can't use Gadgets. I
> don't want to support 2 different systems
> of widgets and Gadgets.
>
> So i still have to find a way to solve the XSS problem with directly
> using the opensocia
Hi Chris,
thanks for your answer again, but unfortunatly i can't use Gadgets. I
don't want to support 2 different systems
of widgets and Gadgets.
So i still have to find a way to solve the XSS problem with directly
using the opensocial API without gadget support.
regards
Andi
On Jun 24, 3:52 p
Ah I was afraid you were trying to do that.
In the interest of saving you a lot of time and headaches: Don't... really,
just don't.
All the features JS code has been made for use through shindig and not
through direct inclusion, it depends on lots of security, configuration,
proxy and rpc data an
Hey Chris,
thanks for your fast answer see my comments below, hope you can
help me .-)
>
> Are you manually including shindig's javascript code from your gadget, or
> what javascript code is coming from where?
Exactly.
the current shindig Service is running locally for the moment at
http:/
Hey Andi,
I'm not entirely sure what exactly you're trying to do and what exact error
you are running into, could you possibly please provide us with a bit more
info and/or code snippets of what you are doing? :)
Are you manually including shindig's javascript code from your gadget, or
what javas
