Hi,
On 08/01/2016 04:56, Michael Schams wrote:
Unfortunately, this is not the only spot in TYPO3 where the
browser/os/version
is checked by accessing variable $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']. The next
problem is that the RTE is not loaded, if the user-agent is "AWS
CloudFront".
If I add the following line to AdditionalConfiguration.php, the RTE
comes up:
$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] = $userAgent;
However, overwriting *this* variable is a bad idea I suspect.
Is there any chance to force the RTE to load, no matter which user-agent
string the browser sent?
I think that overwriting that variable is indeed a bad idea. The RTE
code needs browser information to handle the differences between
browsers correctly.
If you disable the RTE globally then you could make it work behind a
CDN. Perhaps in future versions a different RTE will be available which
doesn't need client information inside the PHP code.
Your initial "workaround" for a different BE domain isn't too bad
actually. You'll have way more FE requests than BE requests. Quite a few
installations already have different domains for the BE to deal with
load balancers, replication and many other challenges.
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Jigal van Hemert
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