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What can someone do to deal with the Cross Domain Security issues in Flash or Javascript?

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Vineet Gupta, Official Rep, replied on May 26, 2009 20:33

You will have to write and host a simple proxy that your Flash or Javascript application talks to and in turn the proxy talks to the Daylife API.

Here is a simple proxy in PHP to do so - http://cookbook.daylife.com/php-proxy...

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