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Jsonp cross-origin access and jsonp cross-origin access $. Ajax ({Type: "get ",Url: "http://liuy.cuour.org/Home/Nsave ",Data: {"UName": UName, "Tel": Tel, "RegisterUrl": RegisterUrl, "ProvinceID": ProvinceID, "Mtype": Mtype, "TalkProJectID": TalkProJectID, "RegisterID": RegisterID },DataType: 'jsonp ',Jsonp: "_ jsonpC

; Runtime> Configuration> View Code 2. The above problem solved, forgot to add the configuration in the App_start/webapiconfig.cs, just add the attribute on the controller class, or can not be accessed across the source, think it is me vs where the problem, my version is VS2013, The author is VS2013 Update2, and tries to upgrade. Finally go through the process again, only to find the missing configuration, add the configuration, and finally be ab

[HTML] iframe cross-origin access problem, htmliframe cross-OriginOverview The local browser accesses the local HTML file and the server-side HTML file. The local Iframe does not have an adaptive height, while the server-side ifenders are adaptive to the height.1. Problem reproduction: Chrome 41.0.2272.101 (64-bit) OS: Win8.1 Result of Chrome accessing the HTML file on the server Result of Chrome accessin

When the client is Silverlight or other technologies that do not support cross-origin by default, You need to manually enable cross-origin for WCF. The detailed method is as follows: First, cross-origin files are required. Clientaccesspolicy. xml 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

using JS to obtain data from a different domain framework (IFRAME) in the page. 　　　cross-domain workarounds : 1. Browser target add command to allow cross-domain access (this scenario is for individuals only): The first type:--allow-file-access-from-files The second type:--disable-web-security 2. Background configuration Web. XML filter (not recommended) 1

1.No ' Access-control-allow-origin ' header is present on the requestedRecently in the channel of HTML5, encountered cross-domain problem, using JS Ajax post or Get method, as long as the target URL slightly different, there will be cross-domain problems, the browser will be automatically blocked due to security issues.This problem is not the client can be solved, preferably the target URL of the server cod

JS cross-Domain access hint error: XMLHttpRequest cannot load/http/... No ' Access-control-allow-origin ' header is present on the requested resource. Origin ' null ' is therefore not allowed access.Workaround:1. If the requested URL is an ASPX page, you will need to add code to the ASPX page: Response.AddHeader ("

1. Description of the problem Use AJAX requests in JS to print the following error message under the Web page console: XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://192.168.2.46:8000/account/getjson/. No ' Access-control-allow-origin ' header is present on the requested resource. Origin ' http://localhost:63342 ' is therefore not allowed

Target: The Tomcat server provides an interface that cannot be accessed in other domains and requires an additional access-control-allow-origin:*There are many methods of direct configuration, but I have not succeeded, so I can write the interceptor myself.1. Writing Interceptor CodeCreate a new class, implement the filter interface, the code is as followsPackage Com.itxc.filter;import Javax.servlet.*;impor

real cross-origin access on the browser side. We recommend that jQuery $. ajax () currently supports cross-origin access through get, which is actually completed using jsonp. Real case:The Code is as follows: 1 var qsData = {'searchword': $ ("# searchWord "). attr ("value"), 'currentuserid': $ ("# currentUserId "). a

Error message :XMLHttpRequest Cannot load http://web.image.myqcloud.com/photos/v2/10008653/bhpocket/0/?sign=4FcLKd5B8 ... P4skfvuejtz1omzt0xndq0nzexmde5jnq9mtq0ndcwnzqxoszyptezmdmymdgzotamdt0wjmy9.no ' Access-Control-Allow-Origin ' Header is present on the requested resource. Origin ' http://localhost ' is therefore not allowed access.Analysis:Access control allo

javaeye, he mentioned that he has used IFRAME to solve cross-origin access problems. The IFRAME method can be used to submit and obtain data. However, because the parent window cannot interact with the Child Window (in the case of cross-origin access, this interaction is denied ), therefore, the effect on the parent w

-Allow-origin' header is present on the requested resource.Origin 'HTTP: // localhost: 100' is therefore not allowed access.Cause A's front-end accesses application B, resulting in cross-origin. Cross-origin access violates the same origin policy. The same

Due to security considerations, Javascript is restricted by cross-origin access capabilities. But sometimes we want to do some reasonable cross-origin access things, what should we do?There are two types of situations:1. Access between subdomains based on the same parent dom

Solve the cross-origin access problem of firefox and IE9 on the icon font, ie9icon What is cross-origin access and why is there a cross-origin restriction? Everything has to begin with the same-source policy of the browser. Same-origin