content/test/data/cross-origin-redirect-blocked.html

   1 <html>
   2 <head>
   3   <title></title>
   4 </head>
   5 <body>
   6 <script>
   7
   8 function NewXHR(url) {
   9   var r = new XMLHttpRequest
  10   r.open("GET", url);
  11   return r;
  12 }
  13
  14 function SignalSuccess() {
  15   document.location = "title3.html";
  16 }
  17
  18 function SignalFailure() {
  19   document.location = "title1.html";
  20 }
  21
  22 function CreateDummyRequest() {
  23   dummy_request = NewXHR("http://mock.http/title2.html");
  24   dummy_request.onload = SignalSuccess;
  25   dummy_request.send(null);
  26 }
  27
  28 function RedirectFailed() {
  29   // Good, the redirect was blocked by WebKit.
  30   //
  31   // We also care that the underlying network stack does not send the redirect.
  32   // We cannot detect that from JS, but our test harness is designed to detect
  33   // that (see ResourceDispatcherTest::CrossOriginRedirectBlocked).  Before
  34   // calling SignalSuccess, we want to allow the browser time to notice a request
  35   // to follow the redirect if one should exist.  To do that, we just need to
  36   // make another network request.
  37   //
  38   // The setTimeout call is intended to delay CreateDummyRequest so that any
  39   // processing associated with the current "error" handler completes.
  40   setTimeout(CreateDummyRequest, 0);
  41 }
  42
  43 function RedirectSucceeded() {
  44   // Oops, the redirect should have been denied!
  45   SignalFailure();
  46 }
  47
  48 // Kick off a request that will attempt a cross-origin redirect.
  49 request = NewXHR("http://mock.http/redirect-to-title2.html");
  50 request.onerror = RedirectFailed;
  51 request.onload = RedirectSucceeded;
  52 request.send(null);
  53
  54 </script>
  55 </body>
  56 </html>