: Is my application cache manifest file legal for my website or will I run into a cross-domain policy issue? I'm trying to figure out if I can reference subdomains in a cache manifest file and
I'm trying to figure out if I can reference subdomains in a cache manifest file and have the assets cached. I read that in SSL mode (which I'm not using on my site) all URLs must be referenced from the same domain. Does this also apply if I serve pages from the HTTP protocol (non SSL)?
I read information from here: appcache.offline.technology/
If you need an example of what I'm trying to accomplish, let's start with my domain setup:
i.example.com - domain for all assets including images example.com - domain for HTML
And this is my proposed cache manifest file that I will locate at i.example.com/manifest:
CACHE MANIFEST
# last updated i.example.com/decoration http://i.example.com/another-decoration
NETWORK: *
and i.example.com/manifest will be callable from a page within example.com
I'm just wondering if my cache manifest file is legal or will i run into a cross-domain policy issue?
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