JavaScript and client side scripting.
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JellyFish
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by JellyFish »
Does the script tags src attribute allow you to use sources from other severs other then your own?
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feyd
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by feyd »
Tried it?
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garry27
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by garry27 »
yes, they do.
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JellyFish
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by JellyFish »
Cause ever time I try using:
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<script src="http://www.jquery.com/src/jquery-latest.pack.js"></script>
It doesn't appear to work.
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superdezign
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by superdezign »
They probably block leeching, considering they're an easy target.
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feyd
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by feyd »
They also provide a content type of application/x-javascript..
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JellyFish
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by JellyFish »
feyd wrote:They also provide a content type of application/x-javascript..
Isn't that the header I'd want? Or is it "text/javscript" only? And how do you block content leaching?
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feyd
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by feyd »
While application/x-javascript is valid, I believe typical is text/javascript.
As for blocking leeching, I don't.