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I need to add an IFrame to my app in order to support a postMessage cross domain call. I can dynamically add the required HTML using the custom .js file but as soon as the IFrame is added to the page the app switches to Safari. I need to prevent this, the IFrame does not need to be visible in anyway I just need to be able to get a handle to it thusly
var win = document.getElementById(“iframe”).contentWindow;
according to the Phonegap documentation I need to add
<preference name=”stay-in-webview” value=”true” />
to the config.xml
How can I achieve this in MobiOne ?
Q: have you confirmed that you truly have a cross-domain issue when running from native app context?
The reason for asking is that for an app loading web content from local file system (hybrid apps like phonegap) then cross domain restrictions typically do not apply.
Yes, I am trying to upload an amount of data to an ASP.Net webservice (asmx). I have successfully achieved this via a jsonp call in the past but now the amount of data has exceeded the 2k limit of an HTTP get.
The webservice is hosted by us, but an HTTP Post to that address results in a 500 error.
>The webservice is hosted by us, but an HTTP Post to that address results in a 500 error.
Since you own the webservice, what about enabling it for cors requests? Here is simple php example that I have used which you can use as a go-by if you choose:
http://www.genuitec.com/support-genuitec/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2846
