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v2.4.13 – new security release
v2.4.13 has just been released which removes some vulnerabilities discovered that could be used for an XSS-attack. This release, and specifically the new FlashTransport has now been audited by a member of the Google Security-team, and we are quite confident … Continue reading
Microsoft Security Bulletin MS11-018
Microsoft will today (2011-04-12) start to push out cumulative update that affects amongst others Internet Explorer 6 and Internet Explorer 7. For these two browsers easyXDM provides a transport called NixTransport, which was derived from the work done on the … Continue reading
v2.4.4 – New feature and bug-fix release
Fixed http://github.com/oyvindkinsey/easyXDM/issues/issue/23 Implemented return of ajax error messages: http://github.com/oyvindkinsey/easyXDM/issues/issue/24 Implemented lazy initialization: http://github.com/oyvindkinsey/easyXDM/issues/issue/25 Implemented DOMContentReady detection: http://github.com/oyvindkinsey/easyXDM/issues/issue/26 All who are supporting IE6/7 should upgrade as the bug in the NixTransport would cause it not to work when used on documents … Continue reading
Yet another bug-fix release, important!
Today I spent some time (a lot actually) testing the framework in different browsers, and then especially in older ones like Firefox 2 and Safari 3. I quickly discovered that not all was as it should be, and that there … Continue reading
New feature and bug-fix release
Fixed http://github.com/oyvindkinsey/easyXDM/issues/issue/22 Implemented http://github.com/oyvindkinsey/easyXDM/issues/issue/20 Fixed some minor issues relating to ajax. Grab it from Ohloh!
Uploading files cross-domain, ajax-style
Uploading files the ‘ajax’-style is something that has been easy to do, as it’s really as easy as targeting a hidden iframe and returning the windows content after load. But when doing these uploads cross-domain, how are you then to … Continue reading
Article at Script Junkie
I recently contributed at the MSDN site Script Junkie with the article Cross-Document Messaging and RPC, it explains some of the inner workings of easyXDM. Check it out!
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v2.4.0 is out – feature release
Many users has been confused by the need to wait for the onReady event before using the Socket or Rpc instance. Well, this requirement is now gone as easyXDM will buffer all actions and execute these once the transport is … Continue reading
v2.3.3 is out – bugfix release
Two issues has been resolved in this release http://github.com/oyvindkinsey/easyXDM/issues/issue/15 http://github.com/oyvindkinsey/easyXDM/issues/issue/17
v2.3.2 is out
Version 2.3.2 has just been released, and provides a feature that has been sought after by many. Earlier, when you wanted to style the iframe created by easyXDM, you would have to access it using its container, and then set … Continue reading