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If you've set Access-Control-Allow-Origin in the apache config file (to stop leaching of bandwidth) then nothing works because you end up with two versions in the header.
Could it be made a switchable configuration in the $config global? So if needed people can turn it off
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I agree. Right now there is no way to limit origins. It's not possible in .php nor in webserver config because sending multiple Access-Control-Allow-Origin is always invalid.
Should this be being set in the php code?
If you've set Access-Control-Allow-Origin in the apache config file (to stop leaching of bandwidth) then nothing works because you end up with two versions in the header.
Could it be made a switchable configuration in the $config global? So if needed people can turn it off
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: