Steps to reproduce:
Using Chrome, on a page (New/Existing) add a new Gliffy diagram. The macro pop up appears with the insert button, for a few moments, greyed out and then disappears. The browser is left hollow.
In Chrome's JavaScript Console I get "XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://d2t9zei8iaq0gz.cloudfront.net/2.17.1/templates.json. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'https://confluence-connect.gliffy.net' is therefore not allowed access."
The problem happens on old or new pages in Chrome. When trying the same thing in Firefox or Opera Browsers I got the same result. I tried creating new page as per a previous post, but this did not help.
Out of pure desperation I tried Internet Explorer, and almost fell off my chair when it worked there. Now I have to face the dim reality of not using gliffy, or worse, using Internet Explorer.
This is IE 11? IE 11 should enforce COR headers the same way the others do. Do you get this error in the IE 11 console?
It is IE 11.0.9600.18138.
It is not 100% consistent, it has worked on IE only a few times. The error is from Chrome
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Is this Confluence Server or Cloud?
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Hi David,
It is on the cloud. Today I have been able to create Gliffy diagrams froms cratch in IE, still not working in Chrome.
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Did the problem get resolved?
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