Document Domain Problems
Reported by AConway | July 15th, 2009 @ 07:14 AM
I am loading my tinyMCE text area from a domain like http://www..com/ but the javascript files are served through a different domain http://static..com/ so when I select one of the tinyMCE plugins that cause a popup (i.e. Insert Link) I get a blank popup window with "{#advanced_dlg.link_url}" as the title.
I understand from other forums that this is because of cross domain security, and the solution for other has been to host the JS from the same domain, but in my RoR solution this is not an option, I noticed the "Uncomment and change this document.domain value if you are loading the script cross subdomains" in the tiny_mce_popup.js file but when changing that to http://static..com/ i still receive the same area.
Any ideas?
Thanks, Andrew.
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AConway July 15th, 2009 @ 07:16 AM
Sorry my domain examples got a bit messed up,
I am loading the tinyMCE text area at http://www.domain.com/ but JS is on http://static.domain.com/
Thanks.
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A Ruby on Rails plugin that allows easy implementation of the TinyMCE editor into your applications.
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