I fail to access gmail with latest WA code. Any idea?
This can be reproduced by following link:
http://119.146.223.137/wa/index.php?locale=en
Cameron
"Your browser...s cookie functionality is turned off. Please turn it on."
(I didn't check in the code since it didn't address the problem).
I don't know how WebAnywhere handles cookies. But we might have a
problem with how WA is handling cookies or google may be doing
something new that we can't handle. I'm not sure. I'll play more with
WebAnywhere cookies for the moment.
Ideas?
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I got this error before, but I couldn't isolate it.
Somehow it just always started working again once I uploaded it to
webanywhere.cs.washington.edu.
I realize that solution is not all that satisfying, but it should help
direct the debugging effort!
-Jeff
On Mon, Feb 22, 2010 at 6:28 PM, Wendy Chisholm
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Jeffrey P. Bigham, Ph.D.
Department of Computer Science
University of Rochester
http://www.jeffreybigham.com
Creator of WebAnywhere:
http://webanywhere.cs.washington.edu
> Somehow it just always started working again once I uploaded it to
> webanywhere.cs.washington.edu.
Jeff, I don't quite understand this. You uploaded *what* to make it work again?
Cameron
2010/2/23 Jeffrey P. Bigham <jbi...@cs.rochester.edu>:
There might be an odd bug with the web proxy that makes it handle
cookies correctly only from URLs with domain names, as opposed to IPs?
This is just a guess, but I have run into this before while running
from localhost.
-Jeff
2010/2/24 Jeffrey P. Bigham <jbi...@cs.rochester.edu>: