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by Corrado
5590 days ago
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I built some WebSocket code that calls back to the server. I can't hardcode the "server" ip address because I want to deploy it to different places at different times. Sometimes I'm working on my laptop, sometimes its running on Amazon EC2, etc. So, with something like this I am able to build my Javascript so it always knows how to get back to the server. <yea, I know there are lots of ways to do this, but this is the one I chose. :) sue me. > |
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For your use case, relative URLs seem the better solution?