javascript - Subdomain and Uploadify not working -


I have a wildcard subdomain for example:

.example.com example.com / App /

It seems that uploadify works fine if I use directory instead of subdomain but when I use subdomain and click on upload image I do not, then nothing happens. It seems that the flash is OK and no JS errors are loaded, but when I click on the button I do not get a file browser. It may be that the way I do wildcard domains, it affects it, is not sure. Here's my HTCCC:

  RewityCand% {HTTP_HOST} ^ (. *). Example.com revoked% {HTTP_HOST}! ^ Www.example.com [nc] rewriteable ^ (. *) $ Http://example.com/app/%1/$1 [P]  

I have js and flash files I also use the full path to call. They are located under the subdomain but not under the root domain. So I use the full URL path, here is an example of my JS:

  $ ("# fileInput"). Uploadify ({'uploader': 'http://example.com /js/upload/_scripts/uploadify.swf', 'script': 'http://sub.example.com/discuss/upload/do_upload/' + Session_id, 'cancelImg': 'http://example.com/optimet/Icker / del.png', 'folder': '/ files /', 'multi': true, 'auto': true, 'queueSizeLimit': 10, 'buttonImg': 'http://example.com/Picture / EnclosedFile 2.JPG', 'width': 91, 'height': 23, 'wmode': 'transparent'}); Uploadify uses Flash to upload  

Upload Flash to the same basic policy Subject is like a very basic browser, except it has a way to escape.

This web site will search the file called the root webserver, the XML file decides that other domains can access its content via a flag.

For example, here

It may be sufficient to create or modify this file to accept it from the connection in your case.

Good luck!


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