Using a http header to wipe out Content Security Policy

Using a http header to wipe out Content Security Policy

Sometimes a developer adds a Content Security Policy to their page defining what 3rd party sites it will accept data from.  This will cause a problem when webNetwork tries to inject its .JS code to do the SSO process.

To get around this for a virtual webapp you can add a header from the options tab : 
$Content-Security-Policy: .*~ 

This will wipe out the pseudo security the page tried to impose.

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