How to do this, summarized in a gif

Arcanine

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• May 3, 2020

• #1

When you click to view the image on site 1, it appears on site 2


Well, someone could guide me
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JamesBondBro

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• May 11, 2020

• #2

hmm.. do you mean that the image from site2 should be show on site1 ?

 

Ky0n'

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• May 11, 2020

• #3

Save the click event in a database, connect site2 to that database an either check automatically every X seconds or onload if the click has been submitted.

 

hc99

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• May 11, 2020

• #4

Ky0n' said:

Save the click event in a database, connect site2 to that database an either check automatically every X seconds or onload if the click has been submitted.

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Overthinking the problem like a NASA engineer.

It would be simpler to use client side Javacsript and cookies.

 

Ky0n'

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• May 11, 2020

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hc99 said:

Overthinking the problem like a NASA engineer.

It would be simpler to use client side Javacsript and cookies.

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Might be a bit simpler, really depends what that image is about, or better what action is required. If its low security, JS and Cookies could be "better", but also then not necessarily much easier than the database setup.

 

greydingo

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• May 16, 2020

• #6

The same origin policy prevents one site from reading anothers cookies, thus, that is not a viable solution.

The sites would need to communicate through a backend in some way.

Websockets could be used if you want the event to trigger in real time.

 

Elvlin

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• May 16, 2020

• #7

Can be done easily using api, if you have accsess to both site

 

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lazguy

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• May 17, 2020

• #8

you would need a server to aggregate requests and probably websocket for realtime updates

 

LoungeMedia

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• May 17, 2020

• #9

I don't know how to do this but good wishes to you man.

 

Start Earning

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• May 17, 2020

• #10

hc99 said:

Overthinking the problem like a NASA engineer.

It would be simpler to use client side Javacsript and cookies.

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What about cross-site scripting restrictions in modern browsers? What if site one is not under your control, only loaded that gif, e.g. as advertising banner?

 

hc99

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• May 17, 2020

• #11

Really good points guys! XSS could definitely be an issue, especially if only one of the sites is under your control. In that case a backend solution suggested by Ky0n or greydingo is a much more feasible solution.

 

Last edited: May 17, 2020

Gogol

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• May 17, 2020

• #12

Wot? When did you go to site 2? You were at site 1 clicking on porn thumbnail.