Dear team,
"ajax" is not supporting for cross-domain compatibility.I want to implement cross-domain compatibility.Did any one know new technology or technique to implement the cross-domain compatibility.
Thank you,
With Regards,
Prem
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twiss 155 Veteran Poster
You could make your javascript request of a page on your own domain, which then gets the contents of the page you really want.
prem2 -2 Posting Whiz in Training
Dear twiss,
I want to send the request to another domain .Using ajax it is not possible .
Thank you,
With Regards,
Prem
pclfw 23 Junior Poster
It isn't possible for the client side javascript to access another domain. <<<<SOLUTION DELETED BY AUTHOR>>>>
However this really doesn't sound like something that I would like to happen to any of my data. Sounds a lot like cross site scripting to me.
Sogo7 0 Newbie Poster
Speculation seldom helps form a solution. Whilst Javascript cannot directly access another domain, cross domain requests from a client side javascript are a routine event across the internet for API's such as Yahoo Pipes.
Prem2, what exactly are you trying to achieve? or perhaps more to the point is it just naughty or illegal lol
prem2 -2 Posting Whiz in Training
Dear Sogo7,
I have totally 5 servers. I want to access another server files like i want to post the data from one server to another server and get the information.
Thank you,
With Regards,
Prem
Sogo7 0 Newbie Poster
Provided all five servers (or is that websites?) are yours then reading files is a trivial matter as is POSTing data from one to another using a basic HTML form or a cURL script that runs on the sending server.
The only benefit of using AJAX is that the page does not need to refresh as part of the process.
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