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WordPress Cookie sharing issue with different IPs

I am facing some issues while sharing the cookie between wordpress and reactjs application.

The following are the example IPs for frontend and wordpress:

If I login from the reactjs application or wordpress and vice-versa then wordpress logged in cookie will be shared with reactjs application which we are not getting.

I am using the GRAPHQL and GRAPHQL cors masters plugin at wordpress end. I am integrating the wordpress login at reactjs application.

The following is the CORS plugin for reference:
https://github.com/funkhaus/wp-graphql-cors

But, Cookie is shared at my local server perfectly but not at live server.
For local using the following:

  • Reactjs – http://localhost:3000
  • WordPress: http://localhost

I have added the SSL on both the IPs.
And I also find it there might be some CORS issue.

This is my CORS setting for GRAPHQL its for local but same i did for live only changed the IPs

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I want to make cookie sharing or set cookie at live server too.

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    Thanks for your response.. Now, I am trying with the subdomain , I have created the subdomain

    My main domain is like : https://testweb.io Subdomain is : https://testing.testweb.io

    I have added the subdomain at GRPAHQL plugin Settings at wordpress but still cookie is not shared.

    Please check this, I added the subdomain at CORS plugin Here I added the cookie domain

    Both are not working ,please suggest how do i share the cookie with subdomain??


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    You’re trying to share cookies between origins. You Can’t Do That™. You need to find some other way to share state.

    An origin is a server. Examples of origins include https://stackoverflow.com/, http://example.com/, http://localhost/, and the ones you mentioned.

    The documentation for cookies says

    The domain must match the domain of the JavaScript origin. Setting cookies to foreign domains will be silently ignored.

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