Working on a pure javasript/html page to call WCF web service using JSONP to workaround cross-domain issue, got an error message \"method not allowed\", did a lot of searching online, but couldn\'t ge
I want to grab the google weather xml, using ajax call but I \'m getting the following error: 405 Method not allowed
I am exposing a SOAP webservice written in java . I would like to have simple javascript clients access my webservice. Inorder to allow cross domain access by them, i would like to sendAccess-Control-
I am calling a web service using jquery which sits on another domain. The web service is returning some html. The 开发者_Python百科problem is every time I make the service call I get a security popup
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In my application I have a website on one sub-domain (dev.u413.com) and I use jQuery to make an ajax request to a JSON api on another sub-domain (api.u413.com). When I inspect the requests in Chrome d
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I\'m opening a new window of a different domain from the host. I want to start pushing URL fragments when it\'s done.
I have been searching for hours on google for away to post from my client js hosted on my site to a nodejs server, than return those results back to my client side.
this is a continuation of my original question here link You can see through my rather lengthy conversion with aaronfrost that we determined the jquery was loading in the .php (as seen on the networ