LogglyJavaScriptProxy

Proxies requests from Loggly's JavaScript client in an ASP.NET MVC application to help protect the token.

Make sure attribute routes are enabled by adding the following, most likely in Application_Start():

RouteTable.Routes.MapMvcAttributeRoutes();

Also, by default, the Loggly token is expected to be in the Web.config:

<configuration>
  ...
  <appSettings>
    ...
    <add key="LogglyToken" value="YourLogglyTokenHere"/>
  </appSettings>
<configuration>

Follow Loggly's documentation regarding using a proxy:

_LTracker.push({
  'logglyKey': 'your-customer-token',
  'sendConsoleErrors' : true,
  'tag' : 'javascript-logs',
  'useDomainProxy' : true
});

Remember, don't set the Loggly token in JavaScript!