Doesn't work with ? for parameters.

[will4457]

The URL scheme forces you to use ampersands after the first ? for parameters. This means you can't currently use Whatever Origin to get a website which uses parameters as you are forced to start the parameters in the requested website's URL with an ampersand which doesn't work, as a question mark is used at the beginning.

[ripper234]

Sounds legit.
Pull requests welcome, FYI the project isn't actively maintained right now.

[Sworddragon]

Pull requests welcome

Hm, I would fix it if I would have knowledge in Java. If I'm making a fast look I would assume that app/controllers/Application.java is the server software that gets the request, fetches the website and sends it back to the user. I can't even determine the constructor in this class as I would expect it to be a method with the same name as the class. Well, probably I should simply not try this without a good amount of knowledge in Java.

But unfortunately many sites are working with parameters and thus they are currently not working. Lets just hope somebody fixes this issue in the near future.

[ripper234]

+1

On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 10:54 AM, Sworddragon notifications@github.com
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Pull requests welcome

Hm, I would fix it if I would have knowledge in Java. If I'm making a fast
look I would assume that app/controllers/Application.java is the server
software that gets the request, fetches the website and sends it back to
the user. I can't even determine the contructor in this class as I would
expect it to be a method with the same name as the class. Well, probably I
should simply not try this without a good amount of knowledge in Java.

But unfortunately many sites are working with parameters and thus they are
currently not working. Lets just hope somebody fixes this issue in the near
future.

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[ripper234]

See #12

[niksy]

Any idea when can this be fixed? My knowledge of Java is near zero so unfortunately I can’t create any patchs :(

[ripper234]

I'll try to find someone to maintain the project.

[niksy]

I think this is related to #2 which has commit which should probably fix this.

[ripper234]

@niksy is the commit running on the production server or not?
I think it is.

[niksy]

Hm, it seems that fixes in #2 led to reverting that commit (see #1) so I’m not sure this fixes problem entirely.

[mbacklas]

I got around this like so:

$.getJSON('http://whateverorigin.org/get?url=' + encodeURIComponent('http://www.example.com/xml_to_json.php/?product=') + prod_id +  '&callback=?', function(data){ // stuff here });

Notice the forward slash before the query, you have to escape it first.

[x43x61x69]

This problem still exists. :(

[macdonjo]

My attempt at fixing this is in pull request 22.

[ripper234]

Merged fix & deployed to Heroku.
Plus, updated Heroku stack to cedar-14, it was using an outdated and broken cedar-10 stack.