Cross domain POST - smt2 installed on one domain, tracking data from another domain about smt2

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Given that `trackingServer` and `storageServer` are different machines, you 
must put an absolute URL in `storageServer`, e.g.:
{{{
  trackingServer: "/smt2/",
  storageServer: "http://www.othersite.com/smt2/",
}}}

You don't need to write `/smt2/core/` in any case in the tracking options, 
because that is handled internally. 

For the local server, just create an `smt2` dir an put inside the `core` folder 
only. 
For the remote server, upload the full `smt2` dir.
In both cases, you'll need to edit `config.php` accordingly.

I've updated the readme wiki. Thanks for reporting.


FYI, I'll release a new version in a month or so in which cross-domain is 
solved using XDR, which will dramatically make easier how smt2 is configured, 
but it won't work in old browsers (IE <= 7).

Original comment by [email protected] on 21 Aug 2012 at 11:29

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Thank you very much luis,

unfortunatly thats what i first tried as it sounded most logical :) But seems 
that i cant get data from another domain. Altho you said that we need to edit 
config.php in both cases, does it mean that we need to upload config.php to 
domain that we are tracking, together with core folder ? As ive missed that 
part in readme text. 

Also is there a way to debug, to see if data is at least trying to go to my 
server.  I cant do update as ive completly changed user interface and some data 
+  added lots of custom made extensions such as statistic charts etc...but in 
define.php it says define ('SMT_VERSION',  "2.0.2"); which means that i should 
be able to gather data from other domains.

Again thank you.

Original comment by [email protected] on 21 Aug 2012 at 12:16