Getting a wordpress.com blog to serve crossdomain.xml
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Hi there,
I’m looking at using a hosted wordpress.com blog for a project, but I need to be able to publish a crossdomain.xml file so that Flash apps from other domains can load things like RSS feeds and call the XML-RPC interfaces. Does anyone know if this is possible, and, if so, how to go about it?
Thanks,
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Crossdomain stuff cannot be done here as far as I know. That is a spammer thing and wordpress.COM does not do things that enable spammers.
If you are talking about displaying RSS feeds in pages here, that cannot be done. Again, that is a typical spammer thing.
Also, flash and javascript are not allowed here due to security concerns.
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OK, thanks. Not sure I’m with you in saying “that is a spammer thing”. How is wanting to present an RSS feed published on wordpress.com in a Flash app on another domain “spam”?
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It’s a tool spammers use, and Wp.com doesn’t know who’s a spammer and who’s not. Also, I don’t think you can embed flash on Wp.com?
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I’m not trying to embed Flash on wp.com – I’m trying to read a feed published by wp.com. The whole point is that the Flash is deployed on a *different* domain, hence the need for crossdomain.xml on the WP domain.
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You cannot upload XML or HTML files to wordpress.COM. crossdomain.XML would have to be placed in the root directory of the blog. You cannot do that here.
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You would have to host the blog elsewhere, not just add a different domain to a WordPress.com blog.
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