Ok then,
thanks for the answers - I'll look into using the getURLContent function
then.
vmassol wrote
On 7 Mar 2016 at 16:24:11, pgregoire (
pgregoire@
) wrote:
Well,
file:// aside, I'm wondering whether there is an xwiki macro that will
actually get the URL content of a certain URL, and render it within a
page.
==Yes that works fine.==
I thought that this was what getURLContent did, but if such is the case,
then it's my understanding that the macro runs on the server to render a
page which it makes available to the client side.
==Correct.==
Then, it is the server that accesses the said URL content, hence the
browser
security settings would be irrelevant since the client browser is reading
a
wiki page like any other, no matter where the URL content originated
from.
==Sure. But if the server can access a remote page then so can your local
browser ;) (unless you have proxy security settings that prevent you from
doing so).==
Indeed, it is security settings preventing me - IE's default settings let
it through and I do see the webpage. However I don't want to have to
change those settings enterprise-wide, which is why I'm looking into an
alternate solution.
Thanks
-Vincent
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