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Thanks, I added and I'm still trying to get this to work.

I'm trying to get the cookie value with this js, but it appears to not work.

alert(jqXHR.getResponseHeader('Set-Cookie'));

Do you know how I can retrieve the value?

Hello! We'll try to figure out and I update

It seems it's not possible because of security browser restrictions.

You get cookie from another domain. You can set or send them automatically when you set withCredentials: true, but you can't read cookie.

I have CORS enabled and can see the cookie in the browser. This is part of the Response headers:

Access-Control-Allow-Credentials:true
Access-Control-Allow-Origin:http://project.tiggzi.com

To be clear is it not possible to use a session cookie to authenticate a REST API with Tiggzi?

Tiggzi is an app builder, the app runs in the browser. So you can use session cookies to authenticate a REST API. You can build anything the browser supports.

So please can you share the code how to do it, Marina said it's not possible, see her comments in the thread above.

Not being able to read cookies from another domain -- is a browser restriction, not Tiggzi's. You would face the same problem if you didn't use Tiggzi.

This is confusing you just said above you can do it and now you can't because it's a problem (Which is why I'm posting in the first place). I have CORS enabled and see the cookie in the browser when I use the Chrome inspector.

You can do anything the browser supports, however reading cookies from another domain is not supported by the browser.

This is just wasting time. How could I see the cookie in the browser if the browser doesn't support it?

And your previous comment...
Max Katz (Official Rep) 2 hours ago
Tiggzi is an app builder, the app runs in the browser. So you can use session cookies to authenticate a REST API. You can build anything the browser supports.