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I am integrating two applications together at the HTML level with the use of
iframes. I am getting unexpected behavior in the iframe included content
depending on the name I use in the url. If I use only the hostname, such as
"billr" with an associated "hosts" entry, then cookies work and the
applications integrate. However, if I use the fully qualified name such as
"bill4.bill.com" then cookies are not supported.
Does anyone know why IE behaves like this? Wouldn't the hostname be less
secure than a fully qualified machine name.
I realize that I can change my privacy setting and make this work across the
corporation, but I really do not have this option.
It seems the best option is to use the hostname in the url, and push out an
update to everyone's hosts file for this to work.
Any comments?
iframes. I am getting unexpected behavior in the iframe included content
depending on the name I use in the url. If I use only the hostname, such as
"billr" with an associated "hosts" entry, then cookies work and the
applications integrate. However, if I use the fully qualified name such as
"bill4.bill.com" then cookies are not supported.
Does anyone know why IE behaves like this? Wouldn't the hostname be less
secure than a fully qualified machine name.
I realize that I can change my privacy setting and make this work across the
corporation, but I really do not have this option.
It seems the best option is to use the hostname in the url, and push out an
update to everyone's hosts file for this to work.
Any comments?