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I have 2 AngularJS applications running on my localhost. I haven't transferred it yet to a real domain.
Am I right that if I set domain on both applications to localhost, angular-cookie should be able to share the cookies to my 2 applications?
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Yeah, I've encountered the same problem. Let me know if you figure out a way to solve the issue! I'd really appreciate it!
Sicerely
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Yup, just set your domain and not the FQDN.
For example
.microsoft.com
Notice, I didn't include the host before the domain. So any app in .microsoft.com domain will be able to use that same cookie.
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I have 2 AngularJS applications running on my localhost. I haven't transferred it yet to a real domain.
Am I right that if I set domain on both applications to localhost, angular-cookie should be able to share the cookies to my 2 applications?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: