On Thu, Sep 15, 2011 at 4:03 PM, Keith Gable <[email protected]> wrote: > Putting couch.js on the server wouldn't bypass the cross-domain problem.
Yes, in fact the script is not seen and Android complains about it. So the scripts have to be in the same place as the HTML file. > I would suggest ignoring anything mobile and seeing how a web page would > bypass the cross-domain problem to get to CouchDB, since that's the problem > you're having I'm not sure it's only a cross-domain issue. I use HTML5's Postmessage to work with cross-domain policies. That worked great when the scripts are in the couch and need to talk to another domain (for extra PHP stuff). It's a bit mind-boggling for a while, but it works, the Postmessage jquery plugin even supports old IE versions. I'll ask on the PhoneGap list, but I wasn't sure how much this is a couch db issue. Has anyone tried talking to a couch from a web app stored locally on your PC? I mean either just loading the static HTML file in the browser (now web server), or running a web server as localhost? Thanks, Marcus
